Deputy PM Uhuru Kenyatta greets Kenyans in The Hague.
Deputy PM Uhuru Kenyatta greets Kenyans in The Hague.
Prime Minister Raila Odinga with his supporters in a past function.
President Mwai Kibaki, flanked at a rally by two leaders facing indictment, William Ruto, left, and Uhuru Kenyatta.
Kenya: Uhuru Makes Quiet Kenya Return
Nation, 8 October 2011
Finance minister Uhuru Kenyatta quietly jetted back into the country from The Hague, Netherlands. Read more »
Kenya: The New Face of ICC
Nation, 8 October 2011
When the Kenyan case went to the International Criminal Court, the one person who captured the national psyche here was the court's chief prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo. He was… Read more »
Kenya: Hague Court Warns Nation Against New Violence
Nation, 5 October 2011
Top government officials identified by prosecutors at the International Criminal Court as bearing the greatest responsibility for the post-election violence will know whether they… Read more »
Kenya: Hague Hearings End As Court Seeks Witnesses' Safety
Business Daily, 5 October 2011
Confirmation of charges hearing of Kenya's post-election violence cases at the International Criminal Court (ICC) ended on Wednesday, with the presiding judge Ekaterina… Read more »
Kenya: The 'Ocampo Six' Hearings; the Major Lessons for Us and Exciting Revelations
Nation, 5 October 2011
As the confirmation hearings in the "Ocampo Six" case drew to a close at the International Criminal Court (ICC) at The Hague, commentators seemed to agree on at least one… Read more »
Kenya: Hague Suspects Must Guard Their Tongues
Nation, 6 October 2011
The confirmation of charges hearings against six Kenyans facing accusations out of our shameful episode of post-election violence have concluded at the International Criminal… Read more »
Kenya: The 'Ocampo Six' Trial - the Big Lessons
Citizen, 5 October 2011
As the confirmation hearings in the "Ocampo Six" case drew to a close at the International Criminal Court (ICC) at The Hague, commentators seemed to agree on at least one thing: Read more »
Kenya: Kenyatta's Hague Attack on Odinga Causes Stir
Nation, 1 October 2011
The testimony of Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta at the International Criminal Court blaming Prime Minister Raila Odinga for the post-election violence has caused panic among… Read more »
Kenya: A Class Act But ...
The Star, 1 October 2011
Uhuru Muigai Kenyatta's confirmation-of-charges appearance at The Hague was always going to be something of a class act, and was easily the most anxiously awaited, by both friend… Read more »
Kenya: Uhuru Facebook Message to Citizens Over Hearing
The Star, 1 October 2011
Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta posted his gratitudes to those who stood with him through prayers as he prepared to present his evidence at the International Criminal Court. Read more »
Kenya: Uhuru's Day in Court
The Star, 1 October 2011
It lasted only an hour - the grilling by the prosecution and the victims' lawyer - but it was among the most crucial 60 minutes of his life. The international press corps, which… Read more »
Kenya: Who Will Win Hague Battle?
Nation, 30 September 2011
In terms of the hype surrounding events in court on Thursday afternoon, this was the judicial equivalent of the great George Foreman vs Muhammad Ali boxing bout in the Congo. Read more »
Kenya: Kenyatta Blames Odinga for Post-Polls Violence
Nation, 29 September 2011
Finance minister Uhuru Kenyatta on Thursday took the stand at the International Criminal Court to defend himself against allegations of crimes against humanity. Read more »
Kenya: Hague Defence Lawyers Pull Odinga's Name Into Court
Nation, 3 September 2011
Prime Minister Raila Odinga's name has been mentioned at least three times at the International Criminal Court hearings at The Hague with strong indications by defence lawyers that… Read more »
Kenya: Kenyatta's Lawyers Say He Was Peacemaker
Nation, 28 September 2011
Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta's defence team last evening portrayed their client as a peacemaker who could not plan attacks during post-election violence. Read more »
Kenya: MP to Help Deputy PM Fight Militant Link
Nation, 28 September 2011
Finance minister Uhuru Kenyatta attacked the credibility of witnesses the prosecution has lined up to testify against him as he opened his battle to escape trial for crimes against… Read more »
Kenya: Kenyatta to Take the Stand At ICC
RNW Africa, 27 September 2011
Uhuru Kenyatta is sure his file at the International Criminal Court does not contain anything that implicates him in crimes against humanity. Read more »
Kenya: ICC Will Clear Me, Says Ruto
The Star, 27 September 2011
Eldoret North legislator William Ruto is exuding confidence that he will be cleared by the International Criminal Court (ICC) of charges leveled against him early enough so he can… Read more »
Kenya: Police Should Protect Family of Witness
The Star, 27 September 2011
The family of a witness at the ICC been forced to flee their home in Nandi and seek refuge with relatives in Eldoret town. On Friday, youths stoned the home of the 65-year-old… Read more »
Kenya: Uhuru's Turn to Take the Stand in His Own Defence
Nation, 27 September 2011
Finance Minister Uhuru Kenyatta will take the stand in his own defence on Wednesday evening as pre-trial hearings over the killings that swept the nation in the last elections… Read more »
Uhuru Kenyatta, son of Kenya's founding president, is accused of crimes against humanity.
Kenya: The Defence Is Helping Ocampo Confirm His Case
The Star, 27 September 2011
Based on media reports, it's obvious that the Ocampo 6 supporters are itching to uncork the champagne. They erroneously believe that the suspects' defence team has ripped open the… Read more »
Kenya: Probe Threat Claims, Githu Orders Police
Nation, 27 September 2011
Attorney-General Githu Muigai has asked police to urgently investigate allegations of harassment by a family of one of the prosecution witnesses. Read more »
Kenya: Muthaura Did Not Exceed His Powers, PS Says
Nation, 27 September 2011
The International Criminal Court prosecution on Wednesday evening alleged that Head of Civil Service Francis Muthaura exercised powers beyond his mandate. Read more »
Kenya: NCIC Cautions Over ICC Trials
The Star, 26 September 2011
The National Cohesion and Integration Commission has cautioned that the ongoing ICC Confirmation hearings on the post election violence should not be used as an excuse to ignite… Read more »
Kenya: National Reconciliation Is a Must in Post-ICC Nation
The Star, 26 September 2011
The second batch of our supposedly 'Knighted Heroes' in the post-election violence charges confirmation in The Hague opened on a spirited note on Wednesday with both the defence… Read more »
Kenya: How Politicians Exploit Rural 'Bliss of Ignorance'
Nation, 24 September 2011
That certain individuals organised Kenyans to slaughter Kenyans is not the strangest of the allegations now being made at The Hague. Read more »
Kenya: Muthaura Rallies Kibaki and Moi to His Defence
Nation, 24 September 2011
Cabinet secretary Francis Muthaura rallied President Kibaki's inner circle, serving and former security chiefs as he fought back accusations that he was responsible for acts of… Read more »
Kenya: To the Manor Born, Uhuru and the House On the Hill
The Star, 24 September 2011
The only Presidential hopeful who grew up at State House has spent his early political career trying to go back 'home'. A decade ago, Uhuru Kenyatta was the political greenhorn… Read more »
Kenya: Uhuru's Make or Break Date At the Hague
The Star, 24 September 2011
Uhuru's own-behalf testimony at the ICC is a first time for more than half a century that the world is seeing a Kenyatta in a witness stand in a court of law. In the Mt. Kenya… Read more »
Kenya: Ocampo's Stunning Day One Ambush
The Star, 24 September 2011
The nature of the evidence on which the charges that face Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minister Uhuru Kenyatta, Head of the Civil Service and Secretary to the Cabinet Francis… Read more »
Kenya: Truth Team Appeals for Calm in Face of ICC Cases
Nation, 23 September 2011
Kenyans have been urged to remain calm during the ongoing International Criminal Court hearings involving three top officials linked to the post-poll violence. Read more »
Kenya: The Horror of Rapes in Post-Election Slum Life Laid Bare
Nation, 23 September 2011
Amid all the lawyerly arguments in the wood-panelled Courtroom Number One in The Hague, it is easy to forget that this whole process is about the victims. Read more »
Kenya: Hague Trials Signal for Kenya to End Impunity
East African, 25 September 2011
After losing its application challenging the admissibility of the post election violence cases at the International Criminal Court, Kenya must now submit itself fully to the… Read more »
Kenya: Ocampo Accuses Five MPs Over Post-Election Violence
Nation, 24 September 2011
Five serving and former MPs were named as having served as mid-level commanders of the Mungiki militants who attacked Naivasha and Nakuru during a closed session at the… Read more »
Kenya: Hague Accused Blame Police Chief for Violence
Nation, 24 September 2011
A last-minute letter by Internal Security minister George Saitoti appears to have unwittingly heaped blame for the 2008 violence on former police commissioner Hussein Ali. Read more »
Kenya: Muthaura's First Order of Business When He Returns From the Hague
Nation, 23 September 2011
As soon as the Head of the Public Service and Secretary to the Cabinet, Mr Francis Muthaura, returns home from the confirmation of charges hearings in The Hague, he will need to… Read more »
Kenya: Prosecutor Lays Out Evidence Against Kenyatta
Business Daily, 23 September 2011
International Criminal Court's prosecutors Thursday started laying out evidence to back their claims against three senior government officials. Read more »
Kenya: Uhuru and Muthaura 'Organised Attacks'
Nation, 22 September 2011
Two of the Ocampo Six organised eight preparatory meetings to plan attacks in Naivasha and Nakuru, the prosecution claimed. Read more »
Kenya: Ocampo Wants Parts of Evidence Thrown Out
Nation, 22 September 2011
ICC prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo has asked the Pre-Trial Chamber to block two of his suspects from relying on evidence contained in 144 documents and 23 video clips. Read more »
Kenya: Uhuru Kenyatta's Private Army
Nation, 22 September 2011
Prosecutors at the International Criminal Court used official government reports, including some prepared by the State intelligence agency to build their case that key government… Read more »
Kenya: Hague Trial Spotlights Kibaki, Odinga
Nation, 21 September 2011
President Kibaki and Prime Minister Raila Odinga were dramatically drawn into the pre-trial hearings in The Hague as the prosecution and defence took the stand on an eventful first… Read more »
Kenya: Violence Was Planned at State House, Says Hague Prosecutor
Nation, 21 September 2011
International Criminal Court chief prosecutor Luis Moreno-Ocampo says he has lined up insider witnesses who will prove the case against all six suspects accused of crimes against… Read more »
Kenya: Kenyatta Appears Before Hague Court
RNW Africa, 20 September 2011
Prosecutors at the International Criminal Court will from Wednesday present their case against three Kenyans. Read more »
Kenya: Q and A On Pre-Trial Hearing in Second ICC Case
HRW, 20 September 2011
On September 21, 2011, a "confirmation of charges" hearing will begin before an International Criminal Court (ICC) pre-trial chamber in The Hague. It will determine whether the… Read more »
Kenya: Top Leaders Face International Justice
Nation, 20 September 2011
Civil Service head Francis Muthaura, Finance minister Uhuru Kenyatta and Postmaster-General Hussein Ali on Wednesday become the senior most Kenyan officials to face international… Read more »
Eldoret North MP William Ruto has expressed confidence that the case against him would not be confirmed as he arrived from The Hague - but experts believe it is too early to ... Read more »
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