Agencies defy Ruto’s e-Citizen order, 1,695 services yet to be migrated
The slow pace of migrating government services to the e-Citizen platform points to continued challenges curbing revenue leakages...
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Numerous government agencies are failing to comply with President William Ruto's directive to migrate services to the e-Citizen platform, significantly lagging behind the targeted transition rate.
- Only 1,695 government services have been migrated, falling far short of the annual target of 11,000 services.
- The slowdown impacts the Controller of Budget, Margaret Nyakang'o, who oversees compliance with the presidential order issued in 2023.
- This non-compliance hinders efforts to improve service access, increase revenue transparency, and combat corruption.
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