Deputy Prime Minister Uhuru Kenyatta has said he would not want the ICC to drop his charges he wins the presidency in March 4. Uhuru, the Jubilee presidential candidate, said he wants the court to conclude the charges. He said he will prove that he played no role in the 2007/8 post-election violence in which 1,333 people lost their lives and 650,000 displaced. He was addressing the Hindu Community at Visha Oshwal Temple in Nairobi yesterday. Uhuru was with his running mate William Ruto, who is also facing the charges at The Hague...
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