Kenyatta case: Most high-profile collapse at ICC

On 5 September 2014, after years of digging in their heels, the International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecution further asserted that without co-operation from the Kenyan government, the trial against President Uhuru Kenyatta cannot proceed.

The Hague, Monday. Three International Criminal Court judges are expected to decide whether President Kenyatta’s trial continues or is terminated.

High profile case judgment pushed forward
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KISUTU Resident Magistrate's Court in Dar es Salaam yesterday, once again, failed to deliver the judgment over the trial of three former government officials charged with occasioning loss of 11.7bn/-, as the chairman of the panel hearing the matter was ...

>Kenya has written to the Assembly of State Parties to have President Kenyatta and his deputy exempted from prosecution at the International Criminal Court.

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The Kisutu Resident Magistrate’s Court yesterday refused to drop murder charges against 12 people linked with the building that collapsed in the city centre last year.

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One year later, case of collapse of Dar building yet to be heard
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Case facing 11 people following the March 2013 collapse of a 14-storey building in Dar es Salaam has once again been postponed without any end in sight as investigations snail pace along over one and half years now. The Kisutu Resident Magistrate's ...

Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta prepares to appear before the International Criminal Court at The Hague.

The International Criminal Court gives prosecutors an ultimatum to bring a case against Kenya's president or to drop charges of crimes against humanity.