MPs seek review of Seven Seas Sh4.7bn deal

The Parliamentary Health Committee on Thursday was a task of Seven Seas Technologies Manager Mike Macharia to explain why a Sh4.7 billion ICT project they were contracted to undertake in three months

The National Assembly Health Committee chair Sabina Chege said despite the government allocating the money for the project, little has been done.

made the installation of the machinery and equipment. None of the equipment has been installed and the rooms remain empty, "said Ms Chege at the Kenyatta National Hospital on Thursday.

The parliamentary committee had visited the hospital to access the progress of the project.

They asked that the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of ICT holds a post-mortem issue

The Ministry of Health and the Ministry of Health. 19659004] The Seven Seas Technologies was awarded the tender in September last year.

Under the program, the KNH data center

The The firm had been asked for a down payment , but it was declined.

health information technology at the KNH is part of the Management Equipment Services project by the Ministry of Health. The KNH is expected to act as a data center for the ministry of health.

The firm manager Mr Macharia defended before the parliamentary committee that he was not funded by the Ministry of Health to Enable the Equipment.

"The equipment arrived at the Mombasa in the last month, but he said," he said

Mr Macharia said, the firm requested a comfort letter by the ministry of He said, "He said," He said, "He said," He said he would not be able of the required equipment.

Speaking separately, Cabinet Secretary Sicily Kariuki said the ministry wants the project to be completed quickly "

" oject completed quickly, "she said.