Government to reorganise State offices in bid to cut costs, improve public access
The government has announced plans to reorganise the location of State offices across the country in a major efficiency drive aimed at bringing public services closer to citizens...
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The Kenyan government is set to reorganize the locations of its State offices nationwide as part of a significant efficiency drive. This initiative aims to improve public access to services and reduce government expenditure on office rentals.
- The move is expected to save taxpayers billions of shillings currently spent on office rent.
- Head of Public Service Felix Koskei announced the plans on Wednesday.
- The reorganization is intended to bring public services closer to citizens across the country.
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