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Kenya's eCitizen digital payment platform is once again embroiled in allegations of public funds misappropriation, with the Office of the Auditor General, Nancy Gathungu, flagging irregular transactions amounting to KSh 11 billion. These revelations, which were presented before the National Assembly's Public Accounts Committee, point to unauthorized and irregular payments, raising significant concerns about the system's vulnerabilities and financial accountability. Allegations suggest a potential misuse of funds channeled through the digital government service portal. Members of Parliament are now demanding the shutdown of the system, which has been linked to claims of public funds theft.
A shocking digital heist has allegedly occurred on Kenya's government digital payment platform, e-citizen. The Auditor General, Nancy Gathungu, has flagged irregular transactions amounting to KSh 11 billion, warning about the system's vulnerabilities.
The E-Citizen platform is once again embroiled in allegations of public funds misappropriation through its service system, a recurring issue that raises concerns about financial accountability. The allegations suggest a potential misuse of funds channeled through the digital government service portal.
The Office of the Auditor General has uncovered significant financial irregularities and unauthorized payments on the government's eCitizen platform. These revelations were presented before the National Assembly's Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee.
A staggering 11 billion shillings may have been lost through Kenya's E-Citizen payment system according to a report from the Auditor General. Members of Parliament are now demanding the shutdown of the system.