Updated Wed, November 23rd 2016 at 00:00 GMT +3The Public Service Commission (PSC) has been ordered to interview a university lecturer for chairmanship of the anti-corruption agency.PHOTO: COURTESYThe Public Service Commission (PSC) has been ordered to interview a university lecturer for chairmanship of the anti-corruption agency. High Court judge Edward Muriithi ruled PSC should not submit or recommend any name to the President for appointment to the position of Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) chairperson until Dr Wilfrida Itolondo's application is considered and she is interviewed. "In failing to shortlist her for the interviews, I find that the PSC was unreasonable and contravened her rights to fair administrative action. Dr Itolondo, a lecturer at Kenyatta University, filed the application claiming PSC treated her unfairly by failing to shortlist her for the position despite satisfying all the conditions. "PSC failed to tell me why they rejected my application when I had met all the minimum requirements.

Source: Standard Digital November 22, 2016 18:09 UTC