The News Review:

- Kenya ‘can copy Sierra Leone on tribunal’
- Britain pledges 28 mln pounds in aid to Sierra Leone
- S.Leone political parties sign deal to end violence

Kenya ‘can copy Sierra Leone on tribunal’
Daily Nation
It was not followed word by word in the amendment that was taken to Parliament. For now it is a national matter that Parliament can deal with. You were instrumental in the formation of the Special Court for Sierra Leone. Some suggestions have come up that it could also work in Kenya. What is your take on this?In Kenya the ICC can do what a Sierra Leonean kind of court did. If there are no conditions for a local tribunal then follow the ICC road. This is because with the ICC it would contribute towards enhancing the rule of law and leave behind a system that upgrades Kenya?s Judiciary.

Britain pledges 28 mln pounds in aid to Sierra Leone
AFP
Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State Ivan Lewis on Friday wrapped up a three-day visit to Sierra Leone which is struggling to recover from a brutal decade-long civil war which ended in 2001. He told Sierra Leone radio that Britain would give grants of 16 million pounds (24 million dollars 17. 5 million euros) to boost reproductive and child healthcare 10 million pounds in budgetary support for the government and two million pounds to support the country’s Anti-Corruption Commission. Britain will also host a donor’s conference for the West African country in London later this year.

S.Leone political parties sign deal to end violence
AFP
Leone political parties sign deal to end violence2 days agoFREETWN (AFP) — Sierra Leone’s rival political parties — which were involved in bloody clashes last month — on Thursday signed an agreement brokered by the international community to end the violence. In March violence flared up between supporters of President Ernest Koroma’s All People’s Congress (APC) and the main opposition Sierra Leone People’s Party (SLPP). Tensions came to a head with an attack on the SLPP party headquarters on March 16 which left some 20 people wounded. Six women also reported they had been raped during the clashes. The agreement dubbed a peace deal by diplomats urged “an end to political fracas among all political parties in the country” adding that “nobody is above the law. “”The police will be impartial and undertake their job correctly against anyone regardless of political affiliation” it added.
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