Spokesperson for King Zwelithini says no comment will be given on the matter of charges laid against the king until they receive a call from the ICC.
The International Criminal Court could step in and effectively overrule the National Prosecuting Authority if the NPA does not or cannot act.
An LRA commander’s trial revives the debate: whether to forgive or prosecute the fighters.
The US has criticised the ICC’s preliminary probe into war crimes allegedly committed by Israel in Gaza as "counterproductive to the cause of peace".
Dominic Ongwen, Lord’s Resistance Army chief and aide to warlord Joseph Kony, faces charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity at the ICC.
The United Nations has confirmed that Palestine will be a member of the International Criminal Court from April 1, heightening tensions with Israel.
ICC Prosecutor says the UN Security Council made no effort to end the conflict in Sudan, making it difficult to investigate.
The International Criminal Court convened its annual meeting, focusing on the negative perception that Africans have about the role of the court.
The International Criminal Court says there is not enough evidence to put the Kenyan president on trial for alleged crimes against humanity.
Kenya’s president was given a red carpet welcome when he returned from the ICC, where he was questioned over post-election violence in 2007 and 2008.
The International Criminal Court has been asked to look into cases of alleged crimes in 139 countries, but is investigating fewer than a dozen.
Cricket president N?Srinivasan is infamous for being against player influence, but South African Tony Irish may be just the man to thaw him.
While prosecutors at the ICC seek access to Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta’s bank and phone records, his government denies intimidating witnesses.
Uhuru Kenyatta is travelling to The Hague as the first sitting president to appear before the ICC as he faces charges of crimes against humanity.
The Ivorian government has handed youth leader Charles Ble Goude over to the International Criminal Court to face charges of crimes against humanity.
Africans say the focus on its leaders is proof that the International Criminal Court is just an expensive and elaborate sham, writes Tim Murithi.
Cricket South Africa has met to discuss the proposed new administration of the game, but wants further talks before reaching agreement on the revamp.
Former Test opener Lou Vincent has confirmed he is one of three New Zealand past players being investigated for match fixing by the ICC.
The UN Security Council is to vote on a resolution calling for crimes against humanity charges against Kenya’s leaders to be deferred.
Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta has been granted his request to be excused from some court sessions during his trial at the ICC.
Kenya’s Deputy President William Ruto says he will still co-operate with the ICC, despite a call from African leaders.
African nations decided on Saturday that Kenya needs its president, and will request a delay of Uhuru Kenyatta’s trial.
African nations have agreed that sitting heads of state should not be put on trial by the International Criminal Court.
An extraordinary summit this weekend seeks to ease tension between the African Union and the ICC.
The ANC and many African countries are angry at alleged bias of the international criminal tribunal.
Former UN secretary general Kofi Annan has come to the defence of the ICC, which has been criticised for "unfairly targeting Africans".
The trial of President Uhuru Kenyatta and his deputy William Ruto could falter as international court faces credibility test.
The fact that all the court’s cases are focused on Africa does not mean they are without basis. The AU must stand firm with the victims.
The ICC has issued a warrant for a Kenyan who allegedly tried to bribe witnesses to drop their testimony against Deputy President William Ruto.
While Kenyan leaders go on trial for election violence, those affected lose hope of resettlement.
Will Kenya’s withdrawal from the Rome Statute be a missed opportunity for positive complementarity, asks Allan Ngari.
Electing two accused to the presidency has guided state policy towards frustrating the ICC process, writes Davis Malombe.