Institutionalizing Open governance

The Kenya Kwanza Government promised to promote accountability and openness in the management of public affairs, institutionalizing open governance in all State organs and agencies, and publishing an annual State of Openness Report.

The Kenya Kwanza Administration is yet to publish a state of openness report since coming into power in 2022. Additionally, certain government dealings, such as the Adani JKIA and KETRACO PPP deals have been shrouded in secrecy contrary to the administration’s promise.
Institutionalization of open governance practices continues unevenly across agencies. While certain agencies comply with transparency standards, no government-wide, annual report on openness has been produced, and monitoring mechanisms remain inconsistent.

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Last updated: March 4, 2026 8:08 am