Journal Article Published 2022

Effectiveness of technical audit in the power sector: A case from a developing country

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Assoc. Prof. Andrew Lipunga

Assoc. Prof. Andrew Lipunga

Co-author

Accountancy and Finance

14 total publications

Andrew Munthopa Lipunga is an Academic in the Department of Accountancy and Finance of the School of Business and Economic Sciences. Has been a faculty member since 2007. He is a Fellow of the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) and...
Primary Author Mr. Clifton Likha
Co-Authors Assoc. Prof. Andrew 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.
Year of Publication 2022
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Journal Name Journal of Engineering Management and Competitiveness
Volume 12
Issue 2
Page Numbers 119-131