Yet his deputy William Ruto who is currently on trial at the ICC could lose out in any back-room deal that helps his boss...
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As Kenyatta was making his unity speeches his diplomats were working to get the ICC trial of Deputy President William Ruto suspended so that he could return to Nairobi to help manage the crisis...
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Vol 54 No 20 |
- LIBERIA
- AFRICA
Nigeria and South Africa have voiced strong criticisms of how the ICC is handling the charges of mass killing against Kenya's President Kenyatta and his deputy William Ruto...
In his first few months in office the new President's people have exhausted every option to have the cases against him and William Ruto dismissed...
An anonymous blogger from the high-tech communications sector in Kenya has stepped in with highly credible-looking information on the latest court action in the International Criminal Court case against President Uhuru Kenyatta and his deputy Vice-President William Ruto...
The International Criminal Court judges on 15 July rejected an application by Kenyan Vice-President William Ruto to relocate his trial for crimes against humanity to East Africa...
Slow to form a new cabinet – it took over a month for President Kenyatta and his Vice-President William Ruto to complete the announcement of its 18 ministers – the Jubilee government was immediately beset by a series of disputes over cash...
The announcement by the International Criminal Court on 3 June that it could try William Ruto Kenya’s Deputy President in East Africa rather than at the Hague appears to be a response to an African Union resolution calling for ICC cases to be brought back to Africa...
Vol 54 No 10 |
- KENYA
- BRITAIN
Previously Whitehall had insisted that official relations with Kenyatta and Vice-President William Ruto would be limited to ‘essential contacts’: both face charges of crimes against humanity at the International Criminal Court...
On 23 April Kenyatta and his deputy William Samoei arap Ruto stood in their shirtsleeves and matching ties on the stairs of State House to announce the first four of the 18 cabinet appointments...