Kenya to Fully Digitize Public Procurement From July 1 in Anti-Graft Push
Kenya is transitioning to a fully digital public procurement system starting July 1, 2026, to combat corruption and financial wastage. Treasury officials aim to eliminate exemptions and increase transparency in government spending.
Why it matters
Digitizing procurement is a critical reform for developing economies to reduce graft and improve the efficiency of public resource allocation.
By Benadeta Mwaura - Reporter Kenya, June 11, 2026 - All government procurement processes will be conducted through a digital platform from July 1, 2026, Treasury Cabinet Secretary John Mbadi has announced, as the government moves to tighten oversight of public spending and curb procurement-related losses.
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