ICPAK urges accountants to restore trust in public institutions
Accountants have been asked to become public finance stewards and ensure trust and transparency is restored in auditing public institutions
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- ICPAK urges accountants to restore trust in public institutions
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Accountants have been asked to become public finance stewards and ensure trust and transparency is restored in auditing public institutions
On Wednesday, the Institute of Certified Public Accountants (ICPAK) Chairperson Elizabeth Kalunda, said that Kenyans are no longer merely asking institutions to function but to be trusted
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- Accountants have been asked to become public finance stewards and ensure trust and transparency is restored in auditing public institutions
- ICPAK urges accountants to restore trust in public institutions
- On Wednesday, the Institute of Certified Public Accountants (ICPAK) Chairperson Elizabeth Kalunda, said that Kenyans are no longer merely asking institutions to function but to be trusted
- Speaking during the 43rd ICPAK Annual Seminar in Mombasa, Kalunda said that the recent national conversations around economic reforms, taxation, public debt, and fiscal sustainability demonstrated that Kenyans want governance and financial transparency and tr…
- The ICPAK Chair said that institutions do not fail overnight but weaken gradually when governance erodes, accountability declines, ethical standards become negotiable, and leadership loses sight of long-term responsibility
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- Accountants have been asked to become public finance stewards and ensure trust and transparency is restored in auditing public institutions
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![From left: Prof PLO Lumumba, ICPAK Chairperson Elizabeth Kalunda, former PAFA president Keto Kyemba and ICPAK CEO Grace Kamau during the 43rd ICPAK Annual Seminar in Mombasa on May 20, 2026. [Joackim Bwana, Standard]](https://cdn.standardmedia.co.ke/images/wysiwyg/images/2YL9tZrdmEyOYxA5Ff1QDzqnVIGt15CggqhMOynM.jpg)
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