King Charles has acknowledged the more “painful aspects” of Britain’s relationship with Kenya, rounding out the first day of his state visit with a historic speech notable for its contrition over colonial injustices.
The monarch delivered the speech on Tuesday (31 October) at a state banquet held for him and Queen Camilla, as they embarked on a four-day state visit – a trip which threatened to be eclipsed by debate surrounding colonial-era abuses.
