The ICC already wants the government to extradite three Kenyans accused of witness tampering in the Ruto case. The International Criminal Court has started investigations into an additional seven Kenyans including a Cabinet Secretary for alleged witness interference in the collapsed cases against President Uhuru Kenyatta and Deputy President William Ruto. The CS reportedly spent millions of shillings over five years in the manhunt for the witnesses whose identities were supposedly protected. Apart from the CS, ICC is also looking for evidence against two lawyers and two aides to Uhuru and Ruto, according to a senior Kenyan public servant and an ICC official. On April 5 ICC judges led by Chile Eboe-Osuji ruled that William Ruto and Joshua Sang had no case to answer over their involvement in the 2008 post-election violence.

Source: The Star May 09, 2016 21:18 UTC