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Vehicle tyre misappropriation at STCB exposes oversight gaps, ACC Annual Report finds
The Anti-Corruption Commission’s Annual Report 2024-2025 highlights systemic weaknesses, lack of oversight, and unethical leadership within the State Trading Corporation...
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Nearly 2,000 farmers receive concessional loans under ESP
As questions continue to circulate over who benefits from the Economic Stimulus Programme (ESP) loans, the Finance Minister has clarified...
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19 gewog teams compete in National Khuru Tournament in Thimphu
The National Khuru Tournament 2025 is underway in the capital, featuring 19 gewog teams competing in a two-week knockout competition....
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Over Nu 8.5 M embezzled in Khotokha forest scandal, ACC Annual Report 2024–2025 reveals
The Anti-Corruption Commission’s Annual Report 2024–2025 exposes deep-rooted corruption in Bhutan’s forestry sector. One major case is the financial year...
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Trashigang residents seek full-time ophthalmologist amid growing eye-care demand
Without an ophthalmologist at Trashigang Hospital, people are compelled to travel to the Monggar Regional Referral Hospital for eye care....
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Ministries lead in corruption cases, 46 warranting actions
According to the ACC’s Annual Report 2024–2025, government ministries recorded the highest number of corruption cases requiring action. Out of...
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Monument fee scandal exposes systemic corruption in tourism sector, ACC report finds
The Anti-Corruption Commission’s Annual Report 2024–2025 reveals that law enforcement agencies are becoming increasingly vulnerable to corruption. The report says...
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Government expands SEN capacity with new master’s course for teachers
In an effort to address challenges faced by the inclusive schools and increase the number of Special Education Needs or...
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Abuse of Function tops offences – Anti-Corruption Commission’s Annual Report 2024–2025
The Anti-Corruption Commission’s (ACC) Annual Report 2024–2025 reveals a noticeable rise in corruption reports across several sectors, with finance, procurement,...
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Framework for big cat conservation tabled in National Assembly
The National Assembly will deliberate on the establishment of the Framework Agreement for the International Big Cat Alliance. The framework,...
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