US jury to decide fate of suspect in Nairobi embassy bombing

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DPP to decide on fate of three youths from Geita
IPPmedia
The fate of three youths who intended to march to the State House in Dar es Salaam now lies in the hands of the Director of Public Prosecution (DPP). The three - Juma Maganga, Athanas Michael and Khalid Selemani - marched from Geita Region but ended ...

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

New Vision
EALA to decide Zziwa fate todayPublish Date: Jun 04, 2014
New Vision
The East African Legislative Assembly (EALA) is slated to decide today whether to proceed with a motion to censure Speaker Margaret Zziwa, after Court decided it is within its ambit. In its recent ruling, Principal Judge Jean Bosco Butasi, Deputy Principal ...

Embassy bombing case falls on concerned ears in U.S. high court  The Philadelphia TribuneView Full coverage on Google News

Times of Malta
US embassy bombings suspect dies before scheduled NY trial
Times of Malta
A suspected al Qaeda figure alleged to have helped plan the 1998 bombings of the US embassies in Tanzania and Kenya has died in New York just days ahead of his scheduled trial, his son and the prosecutor said yesterday. Abu Anas al-Liby, whose real ...
Terror suspect facing trial dies in hospitalScotsman
Libyan terror suspect Anas al-Liby dies in custodyNewsday

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 The government is embroiled in a case in which it risks losing one of its properties in Nairobi over a Ksh42 million (Sh756 million) debt.

Weinstein jury to begin deliberations  RFIView Full coverage on Google News

Fifa presidential candidate Tokyo Sexwale appears before a US grand jury as part of an on-going investigation into World Cup bribes.

Weinstein jury indicates it is split on most serious counts  Al Jazeera EnglishHarvey Weinstein trial: jury appears to reach partial verdict  The GuardianHarvey Weinstein Jurors Say They’re Deadlocked, Judge Orders Them To Keep Deliberating  ForbesHarvey Weinstein jury indicate split on most serious charges  Financial TimesHarvey Weinstein rape trial judge tells jurors to keep working after note suggests they are hung on most serious charges  CNBCView Full coverage on Google...