Diplomatic Dilemma in Kenya
Western governments warned against electing Uhuru Kenyatta, but what should they do now that he looks certain to become president?
ICC Under Fire Over Investigations
Dropping of charges against Kenyan suspect raises serious questions about role of witnesses.
Uganda Listeners Debate Aid Fund Scandal
Radio programme explains why development funding for the war-torn north stalled, and gives audience a chance to air forthright views.
Effective Justice Key to Lasting Peace
Legal experts at Nairobi event highlight peace dividends of criminal prosecutions for major crimes.
Calm Urged as Kenya Vote Count Continues
Leaders seek to dispel tensions as country awaits election result.
Diplomats Issue Rare Warning Ahead of Kenyan Polls
While keen to maintain neutrality, United State and Britain appear to feel prospect of an indicted Kenyan president merits strong words.
Land Reform Centre-Stage in Kenyan Election
Delays in enacting legislation to address longstanding grievances make land as potent an election issue as ever.
Gbagbo Defence Calls for Charges to be Dropped
Lawyers allege major flaws in prosecution case against former Ivory Coast president.
Northern Uganda's Prisons Overcrowded
High numbers on remand and slow justice system are swelling in-mate numbers.
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