EACC, oversight bodies seek stronger accountability in public service
The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) and other independent oversight bodies in Kenya met to discuss strategies for improving accountability and public service delivery. The meeting focused on enhancing cooperation and the prudent use of public resources.
Why it matters
Strengthening institutional collaboration is a critical step in combating corruption and improving governance in the public sector.
Officials from oversight bodies and the EACC during a consultative meeting of heads of Commissions and Independent Offices (CCIO) on October 13, 2026/HANDOUT
The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has joined other independent oversight institutions in a push to strengthen accountability, improve coordination and enhance public service delivery.
EACC Chairperson David Oginde attended a consultative meeting of heads of Commissions and Independent Offices (CCIO) on October 13, 2026, to discuss ways of improving cooperation among the institutions.
The meeting was chaired by Auditor-General Nancy Gathungu, who also chairs the CCIO.
Discussions focused on accountability, transparency, sound governance and the prudent use of public resources, which the institutions identified as key pillars of effective public service.
The meeting also provided a platform for the institutions to share experiences, discuss common challenges and explore opportunities for collaboration in carrying out their constitutional and statutory mandates.
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