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ISQC 1 manual to the profession that was sold
internationally.
During 2015 she led a team to Nigeria for the
World Bank to assess the quality of compliance
with ISQC 1, ISA and other professional
standards of audit firms in the country, to
qualify for the auditing of World Bank capital
projects. During 2012 she led a team to
Zimbabwe to re-establish the Inspections
function in the country, on behalf of the World
Bank and the Independent Regulatory Board
for Auditors.
She also designed a methodology for the
auditing profession in Namibia to ensure that
they adhere to the IFAC Statements of Member
Obligations. She also led teams for numerous
years to conduct these inspections and
assessment. During 2016 she was a technical
advisor to the team at Protect-A-Partner on the
East African Community’s (EAC) professional
project dealing with “Public Finance
Management Coordination and Harmonization
Project Consultants: Auditors Quality Control”.
She has recently been part of a World Bank
team that performed the second Report on the
Observance of Standards and Codes (‘ROSC’)
ROSC: Accounting and Auditing in Zambia.
She was responsible for areas dealing with
Audit Regulation, Quality Assurance and
Public Oversight; Audit Standard Setting;
Review of Regulatory Processes and Findings
on Compliance with Standards; among others
assignments.
She has been instrumental to assist various
professional bodies in the auditing and
accounting profession to ensure highest
compliance with international standards.
During 2017 and 2018 Marthie completed a
project for the Pan African Federation of
Accounts for all their member countries that
were presented in Kenya, Senegal and Nigeria
to delegates of 45 African countries, of which
the outputs and outcomes were:
She has recently presented training on auditing
standards, ISQC 1, the IESBA Code of Ethics
and documentation on audit engagements to
auditors in Malawi, and is on her way to present
training in similar topics to the profession in
Mauritius.
Most recently Marthie trained up a full team
of inspectors for the Zimbabwean Public
Accountants and Auditors Board, to ensure
that the country can adhere to their IFIAR,
AFIAR, IFAC membership obligations, and to
enable the country to execute public protection
mandates.
She has been an EQCR and/or monitoring
reviewer for many large entities such as
Transnet, Eskom, MTN, fund managers, assets
managers, wholesalers, investors, retailers, both
listed and unlisted and private and public sector
entities.
For further inquiries please contact:
sunday.kalisa@icparwanda.com
yahya.hassani@icparwanda.com
+250 788 302 441, +250 788 306 881
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