NairobiJudge James Makau ordered that UNESCO application be heard on a priority basis during the Covid-19 interruption period. Court has allowed the petitioner seeking to oust the Kenya National Commission for UNESCO (KNATCOM) boss Evangeline Njoka to serve her through video conferencing. Makau ordered that UNESCO application be heard on a priority basis during the Covid-19 interruption period. “The petition be dispensed by way of video conferencing either through zoom or skype during the Covid-19 pandemic,” added Makau. SEE ALSO: Court clears man to petition UNESCO boss via videoconferencingHe also wants the court to declare Njoka unfit to hold any public office for violations of the constitution and Leadership and integrity Act.

Source: Standard Digital May 21, 2020 14:15 UTC