Chibuku Products Donates MK3 Million to Institute of Internal Auditors

In a strong show of corporate social responsibility, Chibuku Products Limited has donated MK3 million to the Institute of Internal Auditors Malawi (IIA) to support its professional development and capacity-building programs.

The donation was presented by Gerald Bowler, Managing Director of Chibuku Products Limited, during a brief ceremony held in Blantyre.

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Receiving the cheque on behalf of the Institute was Albert Dambula, Chief Executive Officer of IIA Malawi.

Speaking at the event, Bowler emphasized the company’s commitment to supporting institutions that promote ethical governance, transparency, and accountability.

“Chibuku Products Limited remains committed to empowering institutions that play a vital role in strengthening Malawi’s governance and accountability frameworks. This donation reflects our belief in responsible business and our support for professional excellence,” he said.

In his remarks, Dambula expressed gratitude for the support, describing the gesture as timely and impactful. He noted that the funds would help the Institute in advancing training, advocacy, and the promotion of internal audit best practices across various sectors.

“We thank Chibuku for recognizing the importance of internal auditors in the public and private sectors. This support will significantly enhance our efforts to build capacity and uphold standards of accountability in Malawi,” he said.

The donation forms part of Chibuku Products Limited’s broader corporate social responsibility efforts, which continue to touch lives through support to education, health, community development, and good governance.

As one of Malawi’s leading manufacturers of traditional beverages, Chibuku’s commitment to national development extends beyond its commercial interests, reaffirming its role as a socially responsible corporate citizen.