The Independent Electoral and Boundaries Commission (IEBC) has finalised a report on what went wrong with the procurement of election materials in 2017.
In a press statement signed by IEBC chairman Wafula Chebukati, the body said that it has concluded the internal audit on major procurement of goods and services for last year’s elections.
The report, commissioned in April and which was the basis on which the electoral body’s CEO Ezra Chiloba was sent on compulsory leave, was meant to confirm if procurement of goods and services for the August 8 General Election and repeat presidential poll was in accordance with procurement laws.
“The report confirms the concerns raised by plenary prior to commissioning of the audit,” reads the statement.
“The report informs internal actions…
