President William Ruto has dissolved 47 state corporations with duplicated functions, signaling a significant restructuring aimed at improving government efficiency. The affected staff will be transferred to ministries, although specific details of the corporations involved have yet to be disclosed.
Addressing the issue, Ruto emphasized the government’s commitment to reducing redundancy and enhancing operational effectiveness. “The downsizing of parastatals has been an ongoing consideration at the National Treasury to streamline operations and eliminate duplication,” he stated.
The announcement has reportedly stirred concern among civil servants, as it signals potential job reassignments and restructuring within government agencies. Additionally, Ruto announced a 50% reduction in advisers within the government, aimed at further optimizing resources and enhancing efficiency.
The move is expected to streamline service delivery and optimize resource allocation within the government. Details regarding the specific state corporations affected are anticipated to be released by the end of the day.
The announcement comes amidst broader efforts by the government to enhance efficiency and accountability across its agencies, aiming to deliver improved services to the public while ensuring prudent use of resources.
