Petitioners say the board lacked quorum to make legally binding decisions on the recruitment process.
By
Joseph Wangui
Correspondent
Nation Media Group
Questions over missing records at the Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA) have deepened a dispute over recruitment of the State agency’s next director-general, with the High Court pointing out that the matters raised require a full hearing.
A petitioner argues that the aviation regulator’s board lacks the legal quorum required to oversee the recruitment process.
The petition has been filed jointly with Muslims for Human Rights (Muhuri) and She Rises Organisation.
Petitioner alleges that the recruitment lacked transparency.
The petition argues that Mr Mworia was appointed CEO while serving as an independent director of the same board that recruited…
Petitioners alleged ethnic marginalisation and an unlawful recruitment process.
At the centre of the dispute is KCAA, where the union says workers have gone for more than 11 years without a Collective…
