King Charles III & Queen Camilla Arrive In Kenya For State Visit

King Charles III and Queen Camilla arrived in Kenya on Monday night for a state visit. The visit is at the invitation of President William Ruto and is aimed at deepening ties between the two countries.

The Royal Couple will visit Nairobi and Mombasa counties during their trip. They will meet with a variety of people, including government officials, business leaders, environmentalists, artists, entrepreneurs, veterans, and survivors of gender-based violence.

One of the highlights of the visit will be the Royal Couple’s visit to Uhuru Gardens Museum, where they will lay a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior and visit the site where Kenya’s flag was first raised in 1963.

British High Commissioner Neil Wigan said he was delighted at the Royal Couple’s visit and emphasized the importance of the UK-Kenya partnership. He said the visit comes at a time when the two countries are working closely on trade, investment, development, defense, and environmental initiatives.

During the visit, King Charles III will also meet with veterans to acknowledge the contributions of Kenyans and Africans who supported British efforts in the World Wars.