Parliament Schedules Sossion’s TSC Vetting Despite Active Court Orders

Conservatory orders from the High Court halted the vetting and approval process, warning that violation could attract contempt proceedings...

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The National Assembly has scheduled vetting hearings for Teachers Service Commission (TSC) nominees Wilson Sossion and Antonina Lentoijoni on August 11, despite a court order issued on July 30 barring the process for 21 days.

The vetting hearings are for nominees Wilson Sossion and Antonina Lentoijoni, appointed by President William Ruto.
The National Assembly is proceeding with the hearings despite conservatory orders from the Kerugoya High Court.
Public submissions contesting the nominees' suitability are due by 5pm on August 10.

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