NAIROBI, Sept.22 (Xinhua)-- The following are news highlights in Kenya's major media outlets on Sunday.
--Nairobi governor Mike Sonko's two drivers have been hauled before the courts for obstructing President Uhuru Kenyatta's motorcade, in a dramatic escalation of the troubles facing the embattled county boss.
The two, Antony Wangamba and Joseph Njue, are facing charges of obstructing the presidential motorcade while driving vehicles "without a fixed prescribed number of identification plates, design and color inscribed as the identification mark". (Sunday Nation)
--This week will be a deciding moment for the Kenya National Union of Teachers (Knut) as the labor court will make two major rulings that will shape the politics of the union's leadership.
The employment and labor relations court is expected to rule on whether a meeting convened to kick out union secretary general Wilson Sossion was properly convened and whether the national executive members (NEC) were properly served with the orders stopping that meeting. (Sunday Standard) Enditem
