1. Kaawaase, T. K., Bananuka, J., Kwizina, T & J. Nabaweesi (2019), “Intellectual Capital and the Performance of Small and Medium Audit Practices: The Interactive effects of Professionalism” Journal of Accounting in Emerging Economies (Forthcoming) _ Manuscript accepted

 

2. Bananuka, J., Kaawaase T.K, Kasera, M & I. Nalukenge (2019), “Determinants of intention to adopt Islamic Banking in a non-Islamic developing country : The case of Uganda” ISRA International Journal of Islamic Finance (Forthcomin – Manuscript accepted)

 

3. Kaawaase, T.K., Bananuka, J., Nkundabanyanga, S.K., & I. Nalukenge, (2018) “Internal Audit Function, Audit Committees’ Effectiveness and Accountability in the Ugandan Statutory Corporations”, Journal of Financial Reporting and Accounting Vol. 16. No 1 , Pp 138-157

 

4. Kaawaase, T.K, Bananuka, J., Musimenta, D., Namusobya, Z  (2018) “A Qualitative Inquiry on the Determinants of Internet Financial Reporting in Uganda”. Makerere Business Journal Vol.14. Issue No.1/2 PP88-105

 

5. Kaawaase, T.K, & S. Nkundabanyanga, (2017) “Perceived Auditor Independence Factors in Uganda”. Makerere Business Journal Vol.13. Issue No.2 PP128-153

 

6. Kaawaase, T.K & Nalukwago,L. (2017), “Religiosity and Islamic Banking in Uganda”. Makerere Business Journal, Vol 13. No. 1 pp 70-93

 

7. Kaawaase, T.K, Mussa A.J, Kitindi E.G & Nkundabanyanga (2016), “ Audit Quality Differences amongst Audit Firms in a Developing Economy : The case of Uganda” Journal of Accounting in Emerging Economies, Vol 6; No. 3 pp 269 – 290

 

8. Kaawaase, T.K., Bakalikwira, L., Bananuka, J., Musimenta, D., Mukyala,V.,(2017), “Accountability in the Public Care Systems : A Developing economy perspective” Cogent Business and Management, Vol 4.1334955, pp 1- 14

 

9. Kaawaase, T.K., Nyahas, S.I., Munene, J.C., Laura,O. (2017), “Isomorphic Influences and Voluntary Disclosure : The mediating of Organisational Culture” Cogent Business and Management, Vol.4.1351144, pp 1- 18

 

10. Sejjaaka, S.K & T.K Kaawaase (2014), “Professionalism, Rewards, Job Satisfaction and Organizational Commitment amongst Accounting Professionals in Uganda”. Journal of Accounting in Emerging Economies,  Vol 4; No. 2 pp 134 – 157

 

11. Kaawaase, T.K (2013): Auditor monitoring and Audit Quality: A Perspective of Board Members and Top Executives in the Financial Services Sector in Uganda. PhD Thesis, University of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

 

12. Kaawaase, T. K (1990) : The Financing of Small Scale Businesses in Uganda : With a Global Developing Countries Comparison (University of Birmingham UK, Master’s Degree Dissertation)

 

13. Kaawaase, T.K, Musa J.A, Kitindi E & Nkundabanyanga, S(2013), “Audit Quality Differences Amongst Audit firms in A developing Country Context” A Paper presented to the MUBS/AFAA/HRMAU 18^th Annual International Management Conference, September 3^rd - 6^th , 2013.

 

14. Kaawaase T.K (2017), “Importance of Professional Skepticism in an audit of Financial Statements” A Paper prepared and presented to the 6^th Annual Seminar of the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Rwanda on the 5^th October, 2017 at Lake Kivu, Serena Rwanda.

 

15. Kaawaase, T.K (2017): The Struggling Crane Bank: Insights into what went wrong Summit Business review Vol. 9.No.6 Available at: https://www.summitbusiness.net/sbdigital/nvdc16teehddyet37363836/index.html#14/z

 

16. Kaawaase T.K (2015), “Successes and Tribulations of Small and Medium Audit Practices (SMPs) in Uganda: Insights from the 2014 IFAC Global SMP Survey. Available at : https://www.researchgate.net/publication/284009480

 

17. Kaawaase T.K (2016), “Empowering SMPs (Small and Medium Audit Practices : IFAC SMP Resources and Tools for Small and Medium Audit Practices” A Paper prepared and presented to the ICPAU (Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Uganda) Practitioners Seminar, November 2016

 

18. Kaawaase T.K (2015), “Education to Employment for Accountants: Partnering Pathways –Roles in Developing Future Talent” A Paper prepared and presented to the ACCA Education Partners Conference, 6^th March, 2015.

 

19. Kaawaase T.K (2015), “ What does an SMP Require to enhance Performance : A Case for IFAC SMP Resources and Tools for Small and Medium Audit Practices” A Paper prepared and presented to the ICPAU (Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Uganda) Practitioners Seminar, December, 2015 .

 

20. Kaawaase T.K (2014), “Accountancy: What does the Future Hold?” A Paper prepared and presented to the ACCA Eastern Africa Members Convention, November, 2014

 

21. Kaawaase T.K (2006), “Risk Management as a Core Pillar of Corporate Governance” A Paper prepared and presented to the directors and senior managers of  Public and Private Sector Enterprises and NGOs” At the Institute of Corporate Governance of Uganda Conference 24^th March, 2006

 

22. Kaawaase, T.K (2013), “Cultivating the Best Audit Committee Relationships” A paper presented to the Annual Seminar of the Institute of Internal Auditors – Uganda Chapter, Kampala, 17th April, 2013.

 

23. Kaawaase, T.K (2013), “Making Audit Committees More Effective” A paper presented to the ICPAU’s Corporate Governance and Ethics Seminar, Kampala, 11^th April, 2013.

 

24. Kaawaase, T.K. (2012), “Audit Quality through the lenses of Gate Keepers” Paper, presented to the 17^th Makerere University Business School, Annual International Management Conference (September, 2012).

 

25. Kaawaase, T.K (2012), “Accountants in Practice and the Promotion of Transparency and Public Accountability”, Presented at the ACCA/Employer’s breakfast round table, 25^th June 2012, Serena Hotel, Kampala, Uganda.

 

26. Kaawaase, T.K (2011), “The importance of supporting SMEs” Presented under the sponsorship of the ACCA to Society of Accountants in Malawi (SOCAM)’s annual conference, 22-24^th September, 2011.

 

27. Kaawaase, T.K (2002): Financial Risks faced by Managers in Uganda. Paper prepared and Presented to the February 2002 Monthly Seminar of the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Uganda.

 

28. Kaawaase, T.K (2001); Corporate Failure in light of Corporate Governance.  Paper prepared and presented to the 6^th Annual Seminar of the Institute of Certified Public Accountants of Uganda, September, 2011

 

29. Kaawaase, T.K (2001); Managing people in the Ugandan context: Experiences in the Insurance Industry.  Prepared and presented as a Guest Lecturer, paper, Makerere University Business School, March 2001

 

30. Kaawaase, T.K (1999) Planning, budgeting and budgetary control in an Insurance company: Case of Greenland Insurance Co. Limited.  Prepared and presented to the Greenland Insurance Co. Limited budgeting workshop, March 1999.

 

31. Kaawaase, T.K (1998) Forms of business organizations and how to start a business in Uganda.  Paper prepared and presented to Uganda Management Institute, Macro Enterprises Development Seminar, February 1998

 

32. Kaawaase, T.K (1998); Interpretation of Financial Statements.  Paper Prepared and presented to members of various Boards of Directors at a workshop organized by the Federation of Uganda Employers. (April, 1998)

 

33. Kaawaase, T. K (1996); Benefits of Insurance to our daily life.  Paper prepared and presented to the Lottery Club of Kampala Central meeting 24^th February 1996

Publications:

33. “Issues in Privatization of Public Enterprises in Uganda.” (Makerere Business Journal Vol. 1, No. 1 July – Dec. 1995).
34. “Application of VAT in Uganda: Issues and Concerns”, The Nairobi Journal of Management, Vol. 1, Jul 1996).
35. “After Privatization: The Role of Government”, (Makerere Business Journal, Vol. I No. II, Jan – June 1996).
36. “Uganda: Political and Economic History: 1962 – 2002” in Bird F. and S. Herman, International Business and The Challenges of Poverty in Developing Areas, Palgrave-Macmillan (April 2004).
37. From Seed to Leaf: British American Tobacco and Supplier Relations in Uganda in Bird F. and S. Herman, International Business and The Challenges of Poverty in Developing Areas, Palgrave-Macmillan (April 2004).
38. “Seeking Better Connections: A Case Study of MTN in Uganda” with Ida Mutoigo in Bird F. and S. Herman, International Business and The Challenges of Poverty in Developing Areas, Palgrave-Macmillan (April, 2004).
39. “A Process Based Model of Corporate Mandatory Disclosure”, in F. Ayadi (Ed.), International Academy of African Business Conference Proceedings, April 2005.
40. “Compliance with IAS Disclosure Requirements by Financial Institutions in Uganda” Journal of African Business, Haworth Press Inc., 2005, 6(1/2).
41. “Corporate Mandatory Disclosure by Financial Institutions in Uganda”, Research in Accounting in Emerging Economies, Vol. 6, London, Elsevier Science. (Forthcoming).