EACC forensic investigator Christine Ombaka receiving her award/HANDOUT
EACC forensic investigator Christine Ombaka has won the 2026 Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) Global Public Sector Advocacy Award in recognition of her contribution to public sector integrity, accountability and the fight against corruption.
Ombaka was recognised for her work in corruption investigations, forensic accounting, asset tracing and anti-corruption guidance. The award also acknowledged her contribution to strengthening investigation systems and risk management within public institutions.
The ACCA judging panel further recognised her efforts to promote the accountancy profession, mentor the next generation of professionals and engage ACCA members, employers and students.
It also cited her contribution to conversations on ethics, good governance and public accountability.
The award was presented during a ceremony held at Integrity Centre on Wednesday.
EACC CEO Abdi Mohamud, represented at the ceremony by Director of Field Services Jackson Mue, congratulated Ombaka on the achievement.
Mohamud said the award demonstrated the value of professional expertise and commitment in advancing the Commission’s mandate.
“The Commission is committed to supporting the professional development of its officers so that they can continue to excel in their areas of expertise and make a meaningful contribution to the fight against corruption,” he said.
“Christine’s achievement reflects the professionalism and dedication that our officers continue to demonstrate in the execution of the Commission’s mandate,” Mohamud added.
He said EACC remained committed to supporting the professional development of its officers.
The Head of ACCA Eastern Africa Chapter, George Njari, described Ombaka’s achievement as a proud moment for the professional body.
“Christine’s achievement is a proud moment for ACCA and demonstrates the importance of professional expertise in promoting integrity and accountability in the public sector,” Njari said.

He said Ombaka’s dedication and commitment set an example for her peers and the next generation of professionals.

“Her dedication and commitment set a good example for her peers and the next generation of professionals,” Njari said.

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In her acceptance remarks, Ombaka thanked EACC for the professional support that had contributed to her growth and development.

She dedicated the award to EACC, saying the recognition reflected the Commission’s collective efforts in advancing integrity and the fight against corruption.

The award recognises Ombaka’s contribution to the Commission’s work through her expertise in investigations, forensic accounting, asset tracing and anti-corruption guidance.

Her recognition also highlights the role of professional expertise in promoting integrity, accountability and good governance within public institutions.EACC forensic investigator Christine Ombaka with her award/HANDOUT