The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) has initiated a comprehensive capacity-building program for the Machakos County government senior officials to enhance transparency and accountability.
This training, launched on Wednesday at Governor Wavinya Ndeti's request, aims to curb corruption within the county administration.
Governor Ndeti emphasized the importance of safeguarding public funds and issued a stern warning to public officials against engaging in corrupt activities. She has directed the County Secretary to retrieve any necessary documents from offices to facilitate graft investigations and hold those responsible accountable.
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Expressing her appreciation for the EACC initiative, Governor Ndeti highlighted the program's potential to significantly improve public service delivery in Machakos. She praised the collaboration as a crucial step towards fostering a transparent and accountable government.
Commissioner Colonel (Rtd.) Alfred Mtuweta of the EACC voiced optimism about the partnership's impact on combating corruption. He emphasized the EACC's belief in preventive measures over punitive actions, stressing the collaborative nature of the training designed to identify and seal corruption-prone loopholes within the county government.
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The EACC's program, which will run for one hundred days, aims to equip Machakos County officials with the necessary skills and knowledge to prevent and combat corruption effectively. This initiative underscores the EACC's commitment to fostering a culture of integrity and accountability in public service, which will ultimately benefit the citizens of Machakos.
This comprehensive training program is expected to significantly improve governance and service delivery, reinforcing the county's efforts to maintain transparency and accountability in its operations. The EACC and Machakos County Government aim to set a precedent for other counties to follow in the fight against corruption by targeting senior officials.
