Trustees of Kenya’s Public Service Superannuation Fund (PSSF) are asking the High Court to remove them from a constitutional petition concerning public servants’ benefits, asserting they are wrongly implicated in a dispute over healthcare financing.

• The PSSF trustees manage pension, gratuity, retirement, disability, and death benefits, and state they have no role in the healthcare insurance frameworks being challenged.
• The petitioner, Francis Awino, opposes the removal, arguing the case involves broader constitutional questions about welfare, statutory benefits, life insurance, and fiduciary duties.
• The court's decision will determine if the PSSF remains a party to the case, which also examines the lawful procurement and administration of life and disability benefits for public servants.