The top mediator in Kenya's election crisis last year, former United Nations chief Kofi Annan, has sent the International Criminal Court (ICC) an envelope containing the names of those suspected of ...

International Criminal Court prosecutor Louis Moreno-Ocampo has requested information on investigations and prosecutions in the 2008 post-election violence.

A week before he hosts a Kenyan team at the Hague, the man who would open the secret Waki envelope delivered a strong message in an exclusive interview with the Saturday Nation: Justice will be done.

Kenya has been given an ultimatum by the former UN Secretary General Kofi Annan to set up a tribunal to try the perpetrators of the 2007 post-election violence or face prosecution at the International ...

International Criminal Court chief prosecutor Lui Moreno Ocampo on Friday asked Kenya for a 12-month plan showing how the country intends to bring key culprits of the 2007 election violence to ...

President Kibaki and Prime Minister Raila Odinga on Tuesday launched a new offensive to have key perpetrators of post election violence tried locally.

One Saturday 40 years ago, Kenya's most promising leader, Tom Mboya, was gunned down in a busy Nairobi street.

It is encouraging that the government has sent a unified delegation to Europe as part of ongoing discussions on the sensitive issue of trial and punishment for those responsible for the post-election ...

A meeting designed to forge ODM's unity ended in disarray when ministers sharply differed with party leader Raila Odinga on the handling of post-election violence suspects.

An interview with Luis Moreno-Ocampo, the International Criminal Court prosecutor, on the ICC's attitude towards Kenya's post-election violence early in 2008:

The Kenya Government plans to change key parts of the proposed tribunal law in an attempt to get MPs to vote for it.

Sharp divisions have emerged in the Kenya government on whether to set up a local tribunal to try architects of the post-election violence.

Three Kenyan ministers left the country last night for Geneva, Switzerland, on a mission to convince chief mediator Kofi Annan to give the government more time to form a local tribunal.

Agriculture minister William Ruto on Sunday defied President Kibaki and Prime Minister Raila Odinga on the local tribunal to try poll chaos suspects.