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KIPPRA Staff Wins Internal Audit Award

KIPPRA participated in the prestigious Internal Audit and Risk Awards hosted by the Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) Kenya on 15th April 2025. The event, held in Nairobi, brought together audit professionals and institutions from across the country to recognize excellence and innovation in internal audit and risk management practices.

Representing KIPPRA at the event was a team of staff from the Internal Audit, Finance, Strategy and Planning and Human Resource Departments, whose participation underscored the organization’s commitment to upholding strong governance, risk management, and internal control systems. The highlight of the evening was the recognition of Ms. Faith Musya, KIPPRA’s Deputy Director of Internal Audit, who was awarded 2nd runners-up in the Quality Assessor Student of the Year category.

Ms Faith Musya, Deputy Director, Internal Audit, poses for a photo with the award

Ms. Musya’s recognition is a testament to her exemplary performance, dedication to professional development, and contribution to advancing internal audit standards within the public sector. The Quality Assessor Student of the Year Award recognizes individuals who have demonstrated outstanding understanding and application of quality assurance principles in internal auditing.

KIPPRA staff pose for a photo during the event

The Internal Audit and Risk Awards are part of IIA Kenya’s efforts to promote excellence, ethics, and innovation within the audit profession. The event also serves as a platform to showcase the growing professionalism and impact of internal auditors in enhancing governance across sectors.

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