A new international report has exposed how weak oversight, poor coordination among watchdogs, and a lack of technology allow billions of shillings to leak from Kenya’s public coffers through messy procurement. The study, titled Peer Reviews of Competition Law and Policy: Kenya, was published by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) on Tuesday, March 17, 2026. It describes a system that is easy prey for cartels, price gouging, and offenders who rarely face consequences. The report highlights that public procurement is one of the government’s biggest spending avenues, meaning any waste hits taxpayers incredibly hard. “Public procurement accounts The post Shocking Kenya Corruption Report Exposes How Cartels Drain Billions in Public Funds appeared first on Nairobi Wire.