More than 900 public entities have adopted and migrated to the Government Electronic Procurement (e-GP) system, a move aimed at tightening oversight and sealing corruption loopholes in Kenya’s billion-dollar procurement industry. The migration, which has taken place over the past three years, has seen public institutions upload mandatory procurement plans onto the digital platform, in…
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