By Chisomo Phiri
Nico Holdings Group Chief Operating Officer Kwanele Ngwenya has encouraged internal auditors in the country to develop skills that promote sustainable solutions, enhance institutional performance, and contribute to the nation’s overall development.
Speaking at the Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) Malawi 2025 Annual Conference, held at Sun and Sand Holiday Resort in Mangochi on Friday, Ngwenya highlighted the importance of embracing technology and strengthening data protection amid increasing cyber threats.
“Your profession plays a vital role in driving meaningful transformation within organisations and the nation as a whole,” said Ngwenya.
On her part, Chairperson of the African Federation of Institutes of Internal Auditors,Thokozire Kuwali supported Ngwenya’s call, urging auditors to champion systems that are resilient, sustainable, and adaptable.
In his remarks,IIA Malawi Chairperson Alick Mwale highlighted the growing role of auditors in governance and committed to advancing efforts that foster sustainable growth for institutions and the country.
The conference, themed ‘Governance and Internal Audit: Building Sustainable Solutions for Organisational Development’ brought together professionals from across the country to explore the evolving role of internal audit.
