@Ali,

I used to work for KGB in my earlier life :-)

But on serious note, we need a unifying framework for government while simultaneously allowing depts and agencies to work independently.  Think "Internet" with TCP-IP as unifying framework/standard while different agencies (e.g. IETF, W3C, ICANN, Regional Internet Registry do there thing independently but within this unifying framework/ecosystem)

Yes, government has to be careful NOT to adopt the traditional "communist" type of centralization. Otherwise we are all cooked.

walu.


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@Walu

You must have some vestiges of a communist past...:) Centralization and all! :)

Seriously though as long as clear deliverables are spelt out af a good team in place it can have profound results for this country. 

I also concur about mini CIOs in every Ministry. 


Ali Hussein
CEO | 3mice interactive media Ltd
Principal | Telemedia Africa Ltd

+254 713 601113

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It should not be just mergers,it should actually be restructuring and harmonization and new agencies may well come up in the process.

John Kariuki.
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