Kenyan lawmakers have approved Antonina Lentoijoni as one of the new members of the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission, following President William Ruto's nomination. The approval comes after the commission had been operating with fewer than the required number of commissioners. Lentoijoni, alongside Wilson Sossion, was nominated to fill vacant positions within the body. The Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission plays a key role in overseeing public officials and enforcing anti-corruption measures in Kenya. The new appointments are expected to strengthen the commission's capacity to address corruption cases. The parliamentary approval marks a significant step in the ongoing efforts to reform and enhance the effectiveness of Kenya's anti-corruption framework.