Nairobi, Sept. 10 -- Questions over missing records at the Kenya Civil Aviation Authority (KCAA) have deepened a dispute over recruitment of the State agency's next director-general, with the High Court pointing out that the matters raised require a full hearing.

The court noted that the petitioners had complained that KCAA had not produced Board minutes, a resolution, meeting agenda or attendance records to substantiate claims that the decision to begin recruitment of the director-general was made when the Board had enough members present to make binding legal decisions.

KCAA, however, maintains that its Board approved recruitment on April 17, 2026, when it was properly constituted.

Responding to a petition challenging the recruitment...