Governance drive gets K10m boost
Malawi's push for stronger corporate governance has received a K10 million boost through support for the 2026 Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) Malawi Governance Forum and Annual Conference.Press Corporation plc (PCL) has committed the K10 million as the event's Platinum Sponsor, reaffirming its commitment to promoting accountability, transparency and ethical leadership. The conference will be...
alawi’s push for stronger corporate governance has received a K10 million boost through support for the 2026 Institute of Internal Auditors (IIA) Malawi Governance Forum and Annual Conference.
Press Corporation plc (PCL) has committed the K10 million as the event’s Platinum Sponsor, reaffirming its commitment to promoting accountability, transparency and ethical leadership. The conference will be held in Mangochi from September 7 to 13 and is expected to attract more than 600 professionals and leaders in governance, internal audit, risk management, compliance and business.
Speaking during the symbolic cheque presentation, PCL Corporate and Public Affairs Manager Rehanna Rice said the company views strong governance as the foundation for sustainable business growth and stakeholder confidence.
“At Press Corporation plc, governance is not simply a compliance requirement, it is the foundation upon which sustainable growth, stakeholder confidence, and long-term value are built.
“We are pleased to partner with the Institute of Internal Auditors Malawi in advancing governance excellence and supporting a platform that encourages collaboration, learning, and the sharing of best practices across industries,” said Rice.
She said the sponsorship reflects PCL’s continued commitment to strengthening governance standards and supporting initiatives that promote ethical leadership across Malawi’s corporate sector.
Institute of Internal Auditors Malawi Chief Executive Officer Albert Dambula welcomed the sponsorship, describing it as a demonstration of a shared commitment to improving governance and assurance practices in the country.
“We are grateful to Press Corporation plc for its generous sponsorship and continued confidence in the work of the Institute. This partnership demonstrates a shared commitment to strengthening governance and assurance practices in Malawi.
“Support from organizations such as PCL enables us to deliver a conference that brings together leaders to exchange ideas, address emerging risks, and promote excellence in governance,” said Dambula.
As Platinum Sponsor, PCL will also take part in the conference programme, with its Chief Executive Officer expected to deliver a presentation on governance.
The conference will be held under the theme “The Currency of Trust: Governance as Strategy, Assurance as Proof” and will focus on emerging governance challenges, risk management, internal assurance and corporate leadership, bringing together participants from both the public and private sectors.
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