Abstract
This article explored the transformative role of digital governance in East Africa, examining its diverse implications on public service delivery. It outlines the region's initiatives aimed at harnessing digital technologies to streamline administrative processes, enhance efficiency, and promote transparency and accountability. The importance of expanding access to services, empowering citizens through engagement, and utilizing data for informed decision-making is underscored. Innovative service delivery models, capacity-building efforts, and strategies to address challenges such as the digital divide and cyber security risks are explored. By synthesizing these insights, the article highlights the potential of digital governance to revolutionize governance practices in East Africa and provides future directions for sustainable implementation. Keywords: Digital Governance, Public Service Delivery, East Africa, Efficiency Enhancement, Transparency and Accountability
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