Johannesburg – The Institute of Internal Auditors South Africa (IIA SA) has urged corporates to speak out on corruption in a bid to salvage professional reputations and create an ethical culture in organisations.
May is International Internal Audit Awareness Month, and IIA SA considers it a period of potential renewal, but also serious reflection.
IIA SA is part of an international network representing the interests of Internal Auditors worldwide.
Vonani Chauke, chairperson of IIA SA’s board, said the country’s current business climate necessitated “serious reflection and contemplation” for the auditing profession.
There was, however, also the opportunity for a fresh start. “This is a period of renewal and revitalisation,” Chauke said.
Internal auditors in South Africa have…
