DP William Ruto optimistic ICC tribulations will end soon as he awaits ruling

Deputy President William Ruto is optimistic the case against him at the International Criminal Court (ICC) will soon end.

The ICC is Tuesday expected to rule on an application for a no-case-to-answer motion in which Mr Ruto and his co-accused journalist Joshua Sang want their case terminated. Speaking at African Inland Church in Pioneer, Eldoret during a North Rift women's congress, Ruto said: "I believe this case will soon be behind us, allowing all our energies and time to be utilised in moving our country forward. I thank all those who have stood with me in prayers and urge them to continue."