Introduction
The Kenyan government is fully ready to transition in the digital system, which aims to increase efficiency and reduce the delay in bureaucracy. Communications and Digital Economy Cabinet Secretary (CS) William Kabogo announced that this initiative would change the service distribution by abolishing paperwork in public offices.
Government’s Digital Change Plan
Speaking on a platform recently, CS Kabogo said, “The implementation of a paperless system will streamline government processes, ensuring faster and more transparent service delivery. ” He emphasized that digitizing records would increase data security and access.
The change in paperless operation aligns with the digital agenda of President William Ruto, which aims to integrate technology in public service. The government plans to roll the e-governance system, allowing Kenyan to use the necessary services without physical paperwork.
Impact on Public Service
This step is expected to reduce corruption by reducing human intervention in the services of the government. Digital records will ensure transparency and accountability when cutting operations.
CS Kabogo assured that government employees would be trained to adapt to the new system. He said, “This initiative will create a seamless workflow, making government services accessible to every Kenyan at the click of a button.”
Implementation Timeline
Before the nationwide full implementation, digital transition will begin in major government departments. Public records, land transactions and ministries handling legal documents will be given priority. As Kenya moves towards a paperless system, citizens are encouraged to familiarize themselves with digital platforms.
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