King Charles Iii, during his visit to Kenya, acknowledged the atrocities committed by the British during colonial rule but did not ask for forgiveness. He expressed that there can be no excuse for the violence and abuse inflicted on Kenyans during their struggle for independence. The visit aimed to strengthen the partnership between the UK and Kenya and address the painful aspects of their shared history. The Mau Mau revolt, which resulted in the deaths of thousands, was highlighted as one of the most deadly episodes. While some compensation has been provided, organizations are calling for a public apology and reparations.

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