ICPAK Partners with Migori County Assembly, Donates Generator to Nyatike School

By Erick Otieno

Migori County witnessed a major boost in both education and institutional capacity following a series of impactful engagements by the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Kenya (ICPAK), led by its National Chairperson, Prof. Elizabeth Kalunda.

In Nyatike Sub-County, ICPAK Nyanza Branch donated a fully installed standby generator to Akala Secondary School, an initiative funded, purchased, and installed by members of the institute. The generator was officially handed over during a ceremony witnessed by the National Chairperson, Prof. Elizabeth Kalunda, alongside Council Member Wicklife Bichanga and Collins Bala, among other regional and national officials.

Speaking during the event, Prof. Kalunda reaffirmed ICPAK’s commitment to empowering communities through education and professional support. “Beyond this donation, we also encourage bright but needy students to pursue accounting-related courses. Through our university, KCA University, we offer scholarship opportunities to support such learners in achieving their academic and professional dreams,” she said.

The ICPAK team also donated over 2,000 tree seedlings to Akala Secondary School and neighboring institutions to promote environmental conservation, as well as learning materials including revision books and geometrical sets. They commended the school for its impressive performance in the recent KCSE examinations.

Mr. Bala, who also serves as a board member at Akala Secondary School, welcomed the initiative, noting its impact on both learning and school operations. “This generator is a game-changer for the school. It will ensure uninterrupted learning, especially during exam periods, while also addressing the persistent power challenges in this area,” he said.

In a separate engagement, ICPAK entered into a strategic partnership with the Migori County Assembly, marked by the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) aimed at strengthening governance and institutional capacity.

Migori County Assembly Speaker, Christopher Rusana, hailed the partnership as transformative. “This partnership is a bold step forward in strengthening our legislative mandate, enhancing oversight, and building the capacity of both Honourable Members and staff,” he said.

“It reflects our unwavering commitment to professionalism, accountability, and improved service delivery to the people of Migori County,” he added.

Rusana further noted that the collaboration would enhance transparency and effectiveness within the Assembly. “Together, we are laying a firm foundation for a more effective, transparent, and people-centered County Assembly,” he said.

The partnership is expected to strengthen financial oversight, governance standards, and professional development within the Assembly, in line with ICPAK’s mandate of promoting accountability and excellence in public finance management.

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