Kenyan High Court Won't Block Aspirant's Bid
The High Court has declined to rule on the eligibility of presidential aspirant Uhuru Kenyatta, who faces charges at The Hague for 2007 post-election violence, effectively clearing his way to run for office.
Photo: Uhuru Kenyatta Campaign
Presidential aspirant Uhuru Kenyatta addresses supporters at the Jubilee Coalition rally in Nairobi.
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These guys standing trial at the Haag should not be treated different than any other suspect criminals. End of discussion...
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