The new e-procurement system (e-GP), being implemented by the National Treasury, is facing criticism from Tetu Member of Parliament (MP) Geoffrey Wandeto, who believes it will exacerbate, rather than curb, corruption.

• MP Wandeto stated a 104 billion system cannot prevent a 10 billion fraud, highlighting his concern about the system's effectiveness.
• MP Wandeto criticized the rushed implementation, noting gaps and questioning its feasibility in areas without internet access.
• He cited issues with the existing Integrated Financial Management Information System (IFMIS), including system outages and inconsistencies, and questioned the transparency of the new Social Health Authority (SHA).