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ICC trials for Kenya's new leaders may shift partly back home

Newly elected president Uhuru Kenyatta and deputy president William Ruto were indicted by the ICC for 2007 election violence. Is Kenya ready to watch the hearings up close?

Africa Monitor President at home, on trial abroad: How Kenya's new leader is coping

Kenyan official seeks ally in UN to drop criminal charges against new president

Kenya's Supreme Court upholds election results

The Monitor's View Kenya's merit badge for citizenship

Indicted abroad for crimes, Kenya's new leaders pose diplomatic dilemma

Kenyatta declared winner of Kenyan presidential election by tiny margin

Kenya elections: Top presidential candidate accuses UK of 'shadowy' meddling

Can Kenya's March election avoid killings, catastrophe, of last national vote?

Terrorism & Security Kenyan court clears Kenyatta for presidential bid, despite war crime charges

Africa Monitor Kenyan candidates trade barbs in first ever presidential debate

Top Kenyan presidential contender faces trial at Hague

Thomas Lubanga: Congolese warlord first person ever sentenced by ICC (+video)

Kenya races to transfer ICC election violence case to Africa

The International Criminal Court's docket in Africa

ICC charges Kenyan leaders for post-election violence

ICC treads carefully ahead of ruling Monday on Kenyan violence suspects

Africa Monitor Note of caution on the International Criminal Court trials in Kenya

Global News Blog Death penalty for Egypt's Mubarak: How will that play with the tin-pot despot set?

Kenyans watch as their leaders take the stand at ICC hearing

Africa Monitor Kenyans accused in 2007 post-election violence head to The Hague

Africa Monitor Kenya's 'Ocampo Six' soon to clear last hurdle before trial

Africa Monitor ICC summons six Kenyan suspects over post-election violence

ICC case highlights divide between political elite and Kenyans hungry for change

The six men accused of inciting Kenya's post-election violence