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SMCU calls for forensic audit of TELEM. | SMN News

June 15, 2020

SMCU calls for forensic audit of TELEM. | SMN News
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~wants management investigated.~

PHILIPSBURG:--- President of the St. Maarten Telecommunication Union Ludson Evers dispatched a letter to Prime Minister Silveria Jacobs requesting that she calls mandates SOAB to conduct a forensic audit at the TELEM.
Evers cited a number of allegations where he blamed management for investing in projects that are failing, one being the SMITHCOMS DOMINICANA project that was abandoned earlier this year after TELEM invested millions in the project. Another project Evers criticized is the HELP DESK, he also accused the company of paying two persons to function as the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) and the


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