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International Criminal Court prosecutor Fatou Bensouda is expected in the country today at the start of a five - day visit to Kenya ahead of the trials of four Kenyans facing crimes against humanity charges at the Hague - based court, which are due to open on the 10th and 11th of April next year.
Her visit comes at a time the country is gearing up for elections in march, with two of the accused setting their eyes on the country's presidency.
So, what is the significance of her visit? Citizen TV's Alex Chamwada tells us more.
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