Opinion

Gaping holes in public procurement

While the Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) on June 11  shone a spotlight on the procurement sector here, it had been evident during the life of this administration and its earlier incarnations that the process has been seriously corrupted to enable the handing of contracts to the unqualified and invariably to allow supporters of the ruling party and their friends and family to benefit.

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