http://www.ntv.co.ke
The on-going confirmation of charges hearings in The Hague is being keenly followed in Nairobi's Kibera slums, which was one of the areas worst affected by the post election violence. Many residents say they support the ICC process, which they believe will finally deliver justice to the victims. But as Jane Kiyo, who attended an open forum for the residents reports, they also hope the process will have a long lasting effect of healing inter-ethnic animosity in the country.
A local tribunal really? why are you encouraging impunity, with the current govt no one will ever see the insides of a kenyan jail lets be realistic
2010Millionairess 5 months ago
VOTE POWER?so kenyan have high quality people who they can vote for president position. someone who represent all and fight for all.oh i 4got Kenyanheld back by a curse their eyes closed to people of positive influence but open to rubish leaders who only in most cases represent their tribes only. so tell me when you will ever bring change KENYA.kenyans are 2 blame 4 all their misery because if this woman wasnt worthy your votes then shutup and enjoy uhuru,kibaki,raila and rest of selfish leaders
mr1peace 5 months ago
Jane really needs a meal.
MrJarati 5 months ago
I hope so Jane! Have you been crying? your eyes look puffy..
NusuKappeti 5 months ago
the man is right...the problem is the freaking politicians...lets fix 'em!
siasabora 5 months ago
Lakini her eyes.
jamaatuu 5 months ago
Jane looks hot
karuitha 5 months ago