King Charles III and Queen Consort to Acknowledge Colonial Past During Landmark Kenya Visit

King Charles III will be the first British monarch to officially acknowledge the UK's colonial abuses in Kenya.
The royal visit marks Charles' first to a Commonwealth nation since becoming King and holds deep personal significance.
Charles and Camilla's itinerary will balance celebrating modern UK-Kenya ties with confronting their painful shared history.
Key stops include the site of Kenya's independence, memorials to victims of British crimes, and meetings with young Kenyans.
The trip signifies Charles' commitment to redefining the monarchy's relationship with the Commonwealth in the post-colonial era.