Weighing in on the stalemate, the labour commissioner warned Knut against sending Nzili and vice chairman Samson Kaguma packing in next month’s annual delegates’ conference. But an official, who attended yesterday’s Knut meeting, told the Star in confidence that Knut secretary general Wilson Sossion vowed to move to court to challenge the Labour ministry’s decision. Sossion sent Nzili on terminal leave, pending his retirement next year and named Wycliffe Omucheyi acting chairman. Nzili will retire on May 16 next year, while Kaguma, his deputy, will go home on April 2 next next year. Yesterday, Knut Coast wing spokesman Tom Kitu told reporters that Sossion will be ousted “immediately” over gross misconduct.

Source: The Star November 14, 2017 21:45 UTC