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International Criminal Court judges want Ruto, Sang case heard in Kenya or Tanzania

By Biketi Kikechi | Jun. 4, 2013
Deputy President William Samoei Ruto (left) and former radio journalist Joshua Sang both facing charges of crimes against humanity at the ICC. (Photo:File)

By Biketi Kikechi

Nairobi, Kenya: The international trial of Deputy President William Ruto is now likely to be heard in Kenya or Tanzania.

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