The organisation asked the court to quash the recruitment exercise and compel KeNHA to issue a fresh advertisement for the positions.
By
Joseph Wangui
Correspondent
Nation Media Group
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The petition has been filed jointly with Muslims for Human Rights (Muhuri) and She Rises Organisation.
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A petitioner argues that the aviation regulator’s board lacks the legal quorum required to oversee the recruitment process.
Ketraco’s board has advertised the position with extra requirements than those stipulated by law.
