(KDRTV)-President Uhuru Kenya has issued a stern warning to ministers against starting projects without his ‘express authority.’
Uhuru warning surfaced during a high profile virtual meeting at the State House Nairobi, with Cabinet Secretaries, Chief Administrative Secretaries and Principal Secretaries where he pinpointed the government development priorities for 2020/2021 financial year
During the meeting, the first-in-command stated that during this financial year, his administration will focus on completing the ongoing projects
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President Uhuru Kenyatta said that for the projects, set timelines and budgets further restating his previous command that no project shall be initiated without his authority.
Uhuru also said that the speed at which the project will be implemented will determine the accountability rate of all Cabinet Secretaries, Chief Administrative Secretaries and Principal Secretaries
To ensure quality delivery for the public, the president urged the high profile cabinet members to consider collective responsibilities and this should be displayed in the entire Ministerial Establishment
The Head of the State recognized the current turbulent caused by the novel coronavirus and thus urged different government departments to settle pending bills
The Prescient put more weight on the effectiveness of “Buy Kenya Build Kenya” agenda and thus directed all ministries to give procurement priorities to Kenyan made goods and services
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The President also hailed two entities, the National Development Implementation and Communication Cabinet Committee (NDICCC) and the National Development Implementation Technical Committee (NDITC) for the efforts they bestowed on achieving National Development Goals stating that they have played a greater role in ensuring oversight of the government development projects
President Uhuru also warned the high profile Cabinet members against corruptions and mismanagement of public funds