Henry Kosgey

Kenya Finance Minister Ordered by ICC to Stand Trial Over Election Rioting

The International Criminal Court ordered four Kenyans, including Finance Minister Uhuru Kenyatta and fellow presidential candidate William Ruto, to face charges of crimes against humanity over post-election violence in 2008.

Kenya's Kosgey Steps Down Amid Graft Probe; Third Minister Since November

Kenyan Industrialization Minister Henry Kosgey resigned to allow investigations into alleged corruption, the third Cabinet minister to step down since November amid an intensified battle against graft.

Kenyatta, Kosgey Named by ICC Among Suspects of Kenyan Election Violence

The International Criminal Court requested charges of crimes against humanity be filed against six Kenyans, including Finance Minister Uhuru Kenyatta , over their alleged role in post-election violence in 2008.

International Court Summons Six Kenyan Officials About Post-Vote Violence

The International Criminal Court summoned six Kenyans to appear before a pre-trial chamber over their alleged involvement in post-election violence in 2008.

Kenyan Officials Accused of Post-Election Murder Begin Pre-Trial at Hague

The International Criminal Court began a pretrial hearing today of three Kenyans, including presidential aspirant William Ruto, accused of committing crimes against humanity during violence after elections in 2007.

Kenya’s Finance Minister Uhuru Kenyatta Starts ICC Pre-Trial

Kenyan Finance Minister Uhuru Kenyatta and two officials appeared at the International Criminal Court in a hearing to confirm charges of crimes against humanity committed during violence after the 2007 election.

Kenyans Facing Post-Election Violence Charges Appear at Criminal Court

The International Criminal Court will hold a hearing on Sept. 1 to decide whether to confirm or drop charges of crimes against humanity against three Kenyans accused of perpetrating post-election violence in 2008.

Kenya Files Challenge Against ICC’s Post-Election Violence Cases

Kenya’s government filed applications challenging the International Criminal Court’s authority to try six Kenyans accused of planning post-election violence that killed an estimated 1,500 people three years ago.

Kenyan Finance Minister, Two State Officials Appear at Hague

The International Criminal Court called a hearing for Sept. 21 to decide whether Kenyan Finance Minister Uhuru Kenyatta and two other state officials will stand trial on accusations of crimes against humanity in the country’s post-election violence three years ago.

African Union Chief Backs Kenya's Bid to Try Election Violence Suspects

The African Union’s top official backed a push by Kenya to try six people suspected of instigating post-election violence in a domestic court, saying the International Criminal Court ’s pursuit of the case is undermining African support for the tribunal.

"I look forward to presenting my defense in court."

- Henry Kosgey on Jan 04, 2011

Kenya

William Ruto

International Criminal Court

Uhuru Kenyatta

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