EFFECTIVENESS OF TECHNICAL AUDIT IN THE POWER SECTOR: A CASE FROM A DEVELOPING COUNTRY
Journal Article
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Author
Clifton Likha
Co-authors
Andrew Munthopa Lipunga, Mr. Steven Kuchande
Abstract
The paper examines the level and the factors that influence the effectiveness of technical audit in
the power sector of Malawi from the perspective of auditors and auditees. Data was collected
through a questionnaire that was analyzed using bivariate and multivariate statistics. Further to
that, complementary data to measure the level of effectiveness was also collected and analyzed
using the effectiveness calculator. Results show that the level of effectiveness of technical audit is
low. Bivariate and multivariate analyses suggest that management support, organizational
independence, and audit quality individually and collectively significantly influence the level of
technical audit effectiveness.