The crimes against humanity trial of Kenya's new vice president William Ruto was postponed on Monday by International Criminal Court judges.
The trial date was initially set for May 28th but has been postponed due to a number of administrative issues.
Ruto faces trial for three counts of crimes against humanity for his contribution to the deadly post-election violence that erupted in 2007.
See AFP for full report.
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