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Kenya-Somalia Maritime Hearing Begins at Hague

The two countries are embroiled in a dispute over an area that is believed to be rich in oil and gas deposits.

Kenya: Kenya or Somalia - Who Owns the Sea?

DW, 16 September 2016

For years, Kenya and Somalia have argued over where their maritime boundary in the Indian Ocean runs. The International Court of Justice in The Hague could now decide who owns the… Read more »

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Kenya: Maritime Dispute Hearing Kicks Off Monday At ICJ

Capital FM, 17 September 2016

The Attorney General Prof Githu Muigai on Saturday led the Kenyan delegation to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in The Hague to present Kenya's submissions to the Court on… Read more »
East Africa: UN Court to Start Hearing Kenya-Somalia Sea Border Dispute

East African, 19 September 2016

A maritime border case between Kenya and Somalia is set to begin Monday at the International Court of Justice in The Hague in what could define the ownership of an area with oil… Read more »
Kenya: Kenya Says Somalia Has Ignored Pact to Resolve Maritime Dispute

Nation, 19 September 2016

Kenya says Somalia jumped the gun when it filed a case before International Court of Justice, in spite of signing an agreement to resolve the matter through diplomatic channels. Read more »
Somalia: President Vows His Country Will Not Give Up an Inch of Its Territory

Radio Dalsan, 19 September 2016

President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud has said the government and people of Somalia will not give up an inch of its territory. Read more »
Somalia: Somalis Believe Kenya Has No Case to Argue At ICJ

Radio Dalsan, 18 September 2016

Somali citizens across the globe believe Kenya has no case to argue at the International Court of Justice on Monday over disputed Indian Ocean maritime border. Read more »

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