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'I should deepen my own understanding of these wrongs,' King Charles said.

King Charles III said Tuesday there could be "no excuse" for British colonial atrocities against Kenyans as he visited the country, but did not offer the apology demanded by some in the East African nation.

King Charles III on Wednesday will begin the second day of his visit to Kenya after acknowledging there was "no excuse" for colonial-era abuses during Britains rule of the East African country.

King Charles III begins the second day of his trip to Kenya on Wednesday after acknowledging there was no excuse for colonial-era abuses during Britains rule of the East African country. Charles said he wished to deepen my own understanding of these wrongs during the four-day s ..

'I should deepen my own understanding of these wrongs,' King Charles said.

The trip marks Charles’s first visit to Kenya and the Commonwealth since he acceded to the throne last year

King Charles III on Wednesday will begin the second day of his visit to Kenya after acknowledging there was "no excuse" for colonial-era abuses during Britain's rule of the East African country.

This is the monarch's first tour of an African and Commonwealth nation since becoming king

NAIROBI (AFP) – King Charles III on Wednesday will begin the second day of his visit to Kenya after acknowledging there was “no excuse” for colonial-era abuses during Britain’s rule of the East African country. Charles said he wished to “deepen my own understanding of these wrongs” during the four-day visit to Kenya with Queen Camilla, […]

King Charles said on Tuesday he felt the “greatest sorrow and deepest regret” for atrocities suffered by Kenyans during their struggle for independence from British colonial rule.