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William Ruto, Joshua Arap Sang International Criminal Court trials to resume

By FELIX OLICK | Mar. 30, 2014
William Ruto
                           William Ruto     PHOTO: COURTESY

By  FELIX OLICK

THE HAGUE: The trial of Deputy President William Ruto and his co-accused Joshua Sang resumes tomorrow at The Hague as the country waits for the decision on President Uhuru Kenyatta. The new session is scheduled to run until April 16, before the International Criminal Court (ICC) takes the Easter break.

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