Be careful what you wish for, it might just happen.

Going rate for a job in procurement is 2 million and upwards while other "faily senior" management job in gava are going for 1 million, plus of course your conduit, a mpig or something like that.

For senior management jobs, what is the salary?

Accounting officers who draw budgets are also stepping aside for fresh vetting.

44. Responsibilities of the accounting officer
(1) An accounting officer of a public entity shall be primarily responsible for
ensuring that the public entity complies with the Act.
(2) In the performance of the responsibility under subsection (1), an accounting
officer shall—

(a) ensure that procurements of goods, works and services of the public
entity are within approved budget of that entity;
(b) constitute all procurement and asset disposal committees within a
procuring entity in accordance with the Act;
(c) ensure procurement plans are prepared in conformity with the
medium term fiscal framework and fiscal policy objectives and, subject
to subsection (3), submit them to the National Treasury;
(d) ensure proper documentation of procurement proceedings and safe
custody of all procurement records in accordance with the Act;
(e) ensure compliance with sections 68, 147, 148 and 149 of the Public
Finance Management Act, 2012 (No. 18 of 2012);
(f) approve and sign all contracts of the procuring entity;
(g) ensure the procurement and asset disposal process of the public
entity shall comply with this Act;
(h) ensure that the procurement processes are handled by different
professional offices in respect of procurements, initiation, processing
and receipt of goods, works and services;
(i) submit to the Authority the part in its procurement plan demonstrating
application of preference and reservations schemes in relation to the
procurement budget within sixty days after commencement of the
financial year; and
(j) ensure compliance with any other responsibilities assigned by this Act
or any other Act of Parliament or as may be prescribed in Regulations.

(3) The procurement plans prepared by the national security organs shall be
exempted from submission to the National Treasury.

(4) An accounting officer involved in a procurement transaction on exploitation
of natural resources shall comply with provisions of Article 71 of the Constitution
and any other written law.

45. Corporate decisions and segregation of responsibilities

(1) For the purpose of ensuring that the accounting officer's decisions are made
in a systematic and structured way, an accounting officer shall establish systems
and procedures to facilitate decision making for procurement and asset disposal.

(2) The procedures required under subsection (1), shall be consistent with this
Act and the Regulations.

(3) All procurement processes shall be—

(a) within the approved budget of the procuring entity and shall be
planned by the procuring entity concerned through an annual
procurement plan;
(b) undertaken by a procuring entity as per the threshold matrix
prescribed; and
(c) undertaken in strict adherence to Article 227 of the Constitution.

(4) All asset disposal processes shall be handled by different persons in
respect of identification, consolidation, preparation of a disposal plan, pricing and
the disposal itself.

(5) For the avoidance of doubt, all public officers or State officers involved in
procurement or asset disposal processes shall bear responsibility for their actions
and omissions.