The Parliamentary Committee on Defence and Foreign Affairs has summoned the director of the national intelligence service, Major General Michael Gichangi to appear before it on Wednesday at two thirty in the afternoon or risk being reprimanded by the committee. This is after Gichangi failed to honour an invitation to appear before the committee on Tuesday to shed light on the dossier alleged to have been authored by the U.K government, seeking to have President Mwai Kibaki prosecuted at the ICC once his term in office ends. And as Andrew Ochieng reports, police commissioner Mathew Iteere appeared before the committee and was granted 2 more weeks to submit a report on the authenticity of the dossier.

More on This

Kenya: Probe Into UK Dossier

• VIDEO: Kenya: UK Labels Controversial Dossier as Fake
• Nation to Write to ICC Over UK Dossier
• AG Says No Reason to Doubt British 'Dossier' Fake
• Probe Into UK Letter Flops
• Parliament Summons NSIS Chief Over 'Uk Documents'
• VIDEO: Kenya: British 'Dossier' a Fake?
• Probe On 'Forged' UK Memo Starts
• We're Not Backing Raila, Asserts Britain
• Much Ties Country to the UK
• VIDEO: Kenya: UK Dossier Probe Hits a Snag

Kenya: Anti-UK Demo Fails to Get Support

• Anti-UK Government Demo Fails to Get Support
• Youths Protest Against UK, Burn Flag
• Activists Plan Protest As British Envoy Jets in
• Marende Refuses to Expunge UK Document
• Who Forged Fake UK Documents?
• UK Minister Due Amid ICC Storm
• NSIS Dismiss 'UK Letter' as Forgery
• MPs Claim Britain Wants Kibaki Charged By ICC
• British Deny Wanting Kibaki on Trial
• UK Accused of Plot to Drag Kibaki Into ICC Case
• VIDEO: Alleged Forged Letter