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In Sudan, the leader of one of Darfur's rebel factions will be the first person to voluntarily answer a summons from the International Criminal Court today.
Bahr Idriss Abu Garda broke away from the Justice and Equality Movement - JEM - in July 2007, and is accused of three war crimes allegedly committed during a fatal attack against an African Union mission in the Darfur town of Haskanita that same year.
The JEM helped to collect evidence against him for the ICC.
Earlier Dr Eltahir Adam Elfaki, speaker of the JEM legislative council, told our sister programme Focus on Africa that they had encouraged Mr Abu Garda to surrender to the court.
Peter Ndoro also spoke to Katy Glassborow, international justice reporter in The Hague and asked her what is expected from court today?
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