25/06/2026
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KESAโASA-KU relations are anchored in a partnership that reflects the value of interdisciplinary collaboration in student leadership and professional development.
Over the years, this relationship has continued to demonstrate the role both disciplines play in understanding markets, advancing financial accountability, and contributing to broader economic development.
As one of KESA's member, the ASA-KU has played an important role in broadening the association's reach and perspective by bringing strong accounting dimensions into KESA's wider community.
It was therefore a pleasure for President Spencer Muhonja and OLS Michael Awimbo to join the ASA-KU fraternity on 19th June during its Gala Night and Swearing-In Ceremony held at Verona Hotel, Nairobi.
The occasion marked a significant leadership transition within the association, bringing together members, alumni, and partners to celebrate service, recognise achievement, and formally usher in a new administration.
Particular recognition is due to the outgoing President, Ruth Makena Munini, whose tenure stands among the most distinguished in the association's recent history.
As the first female President of ASA-KU, she demonstrated exceptional leadership that extended beyond the significance of the milestone itself. Her administration was marked by strong organisational performance, active engagement, and a commitment to strengthening the association's standing both within and beyond the university community.
In recognition of her contribution and continued engagement within KESA programmes, KESA presented her with the Best Delegate Award. An award she won at the 4th National Economics Summit in JKUAT.
The incoming leadership under Praise Karanja now assumes the responsibility of building upon this foundation and advancing the association's vision in the years ahead.
In her remarks, Spencer Muhonja noted that, "The future is shaped by those willing to accept responsibility for it. Leadership, therefore, is not merely a privilege entrusted for a season; it is a duty to leave people, organisations, and communities better than we found them."
We look forward to seeing ASA-KU continue to inspire its members to pursue excellence and contribute meaningfully to the growth, integrity, and future of the accounting profession in Kenya and beyond.
Kenyatta University
Economics Students Association of Kenya
