There is no doubt that my people, the Kalenjin, are unhappy with three recent developments at The Hague. But the International Criminal Court is not even the object of their anger.
This is because like a river that finds its course, it then follows that few believe our leaders can actually change the trajectory of the trial in court. That is seen in the rants about neo-colonialism, sovereignty and the politicisation of the ICC Statute that we signed onto, Robert Mugabe-style.