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Adrian Muteshi Wins Case Against Deputy President William Ruto

Isaac Kariuki - June 28, 2013

Deputy President William Ruto has been ordered to pay five million shillings to a farmer for trespassing on his 100-acre farm in Uasin Gishu...

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International Criminal Court defends William Ruto’s granted request

Isaac Kariuki - June 27, 2013

International Criminal Court defends William Ruto’s granted request: The International Criminal Court (ICC) has dismissed claims that it is bowing to political pressure from the African Union following its decision to allow Deputy

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Fatou Bensouda to Appeal Against Ruto’s ICC Trial Excusal

Isaac Kariuki - June 24, 2013

The International Criminal Court prosecution has applied for leave to appeal against a decision by Trial Chamber V to excuse Deputy President William Ruto from continuous presence during...

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William Ruto’s funny moments at National prayer day

Isaac Kariuki - June 21, 2013

William Ruto's funny moments at National prayer day about Nyayo Office.Ruto amuse the crowd at the prayer breakfast by narrating events that happened after...

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Photo: Uhuru Meets Kalonzo at Prayer Breakfast Meeting

Isaac Kariuki - June 20, 2013

In the prayer breakfast today at Safari Park Hotel, President Uhuru Kenyatta asked the Nation to pray to God to help the people work...

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Ruto must attend key court sessions- ICC

Isaac Kariuki - June 18, 2013

Deputy President William Ruto will have to attend key sessions of his trial at the International Criminal Court. However, the Trial Chamber V excused Mr...

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Video: MPs accuse Ruto of ‘sacking’ Raila’s former employees

Isaac Kariuki - June 12, 2013

Could there be trouble looming in the Deputy President's office? A Member of Parliament is claiming that there have been mass transfers and sackings...

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DP Ruto Targets Raila Odinga’s Strongholds

Isaac Kariuki - June 10, 2013

NAIROBI, KENYA: With barely 60 days in office, Deputy President William Ruto is stealthily and skilfully spreading his political tentacles across the country. His forays into...

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