KMTC Leadership Undertakes Finance and e-GP Governance Training
In a strategic step toward enhancing transparency, accountability, and financial governance, KMTC Board of Directors together with Senior Management undertook a five-day intensive training on Finance for Non-Finance Directors and the Electronic Government Procurement (e-GP) system. The programme was facilitated by experts from the Kenya School of Government and held in Mombasa, from 24 – 28, November, 2025.
The training aimed at deepening the College leadership’s understanding of financial stewardship in public institutions, equipping them with broader skills in financial planning, government budgeting, public procurement, and assurance frameworks. It also provided hands-on insights into the newly implemented e-GP process, a mandatory digitized platform for all public procurement transactions, introduced to boost transparency and strengthen accountability across government institutions.
Participants were taken through a number of modules including risk management in the public sector, public financial management systems, financial reporting and analysis, procurement, audit interpretation, and compliance responsibilities expected of Board members. Central to the training was the role of leadership in promoting ethical financial practices and ensuring adherence to institutional and national accountability standards.
The facilitators emphasized that competent financial leadership is not optional for public bodies it is a legal and ethical imperative. They also emphasized on the Head of Public Service’s call for zero-fault audits in public institutions as well as the consequences for infractions on financial stewardship in public institutions.
The programme was coordinated by the Corporation Secretary Ms. Caroline Muchina, whose office leads governance alignment within the College.
