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Corridors of Power: Ruto Buys Lunch for his Staff Almost Daily

Diaspora Messenger - January 12, 2016

Deputy President William Ruto is a generous man. He buys lunch for his lieutenants when he is in Nairobi, almost on a daily basis....

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Why William Ruto is no pushover in Uhuru Kenyatta’s succession

Diaspora Messenger - January 4, 2016

Deputy President William Ruto has built a name for himself over the years in the political arena. Sometimes I believe that the former ‘chicken...

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ICC agrees to push hearings on Ruto, Sang case

Diaspora Messenger - November 6, 2015

The ICC has pushed oral hearings on DP William Ruto and Radio journalist Joshua Sang no-case-to-answer motions from November 24 and 25 to January...

NEWS

Bensouda Denies Deal on Recanted Evidence

Diaspora Messenger - November 5, 2015

International Criminal Court (ICC) Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda has denied that she promised not to implement new rules on the use of recanted witness testimony...

NEWS

Ruto asks to be excused from ICC hearings over Pope visit

Diaspora Messenger - November 4, 2015

Deputy President has asked ICC to excuse him from attending oral hearings scheduled for November 24, due to Pope Francis' visit to Kenya later...

KENYAN NEWS

Keter says Jubilee using ICC case to gag, misuse Ruto

Diaspora Messenger - October 23, 2015

Keter says Jubilee using ICC case to gag, misuse Ruto: The government is using ICC cases to muzzle DP William Ruto, Nandi Hills MP Alfred Keter has said.

Kenya requests UN Security Council to defer Ruto, Sang ICC case

Diaspora Messenger - October 23, 2015

Kenya requests UN Security Council to defer Ruto, Sang ICC case: The government has again requested the United Nations Security Council to defer the case against DP William Ruto and journalist

KENYAN NEWS

Politics aside, Ruto knows those who fixed him at the ICC

Diaspora Messenger - October 11, 2015

Jubilee and CORD politicians have resorted to spinning yarns about who fixed Deputy President William Ruto at the International Criminal Court. But what they forget...

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