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AI Staff Celebrates Being Second Best In Central Performing Units/Directorates

AI Staff Celebrate being Internal Audit ranked the 2nd best in Central Performing Units/Directorates PC. The department was able to move up 2 steps from No.4 in 2022/23 to the 2nd best in 2023/24. This is as a result of all the staff teamwork and support to the attainment of the departmental objectives. The event was held at the Chandaria Auditorium on February 10, 2025. 

The congregation had gathered for the Annual Staff Recognition Awards Ceremony.

Directorate of Internal Audit ranked 2nd best In Central Performing Units/Directorates

Directorate of Internal Audit ranked the 2nd best in Central Performing Units/Directorates PC. The department was able to move up 2 steps from No.4 in 2022/23 to the 2nd best in 2023/24. This is as a result of all the staff teamwork and support to the attainment of the departmental objectives. The event was held at the Chandaria Auditorium on February 10, 2025. 

The congregation had gathered for the Annual Staff Recognition Awards Ceremony.

Auditor-General Elected First Vice Chair of AFROSAI

10th December, 2024

The Auditor-General, FCPA Nancy Gathungu, CBS, was elected as the First Vice Chair of the African Organization of Supreme Audit Institutions (AFROSAI) and a member of its Governing Board.

This honour, conferred during the 16th General Assembly of AFROSAI, reflects her exceptional leadership and commitment to enhancing public sector auditing in Africa. In addition, Kenya was endorsed to host the 17th AFROSAI General Assembly in 2027.

 

The University of Nairobi rises in the global rankings.

The University of Nairobi has improved its position in the QS World University Rankings 2025, moving into the 901-950 band globally. This is a step up from its previous placement in the 1001-1200 range in 2024.Within Kenya, UoN continues to lead, being the highest-ranked institution in the country and holding the 18th position in Africa among 40 universities on the continent featured in this year’s rankings. This accolade highlights its pivotal role in driving academic and research innovation regionally.

PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES EMBEZZLED SH14 BILLION, AS REVEALED BY THE AUDITOR GENERAL.

A report provided by Auditor General Nancy Gathungu indicated substantial financial mismanagement in public colleges, potentially resulting in a loss of more than Sh14 billion in taxpayer monies.

According to the research, numerous universities failed to properly account for large sums of money spent, revealing catastrophic financial mismanagement within the country's present financial crisis.

The list with unexplained spending contained: