"Royal Delights: A Glimpse into Charles and Camilla's State Dinner in Nairobi"

TL;DR
King Charles expressed his "greatest sorrow and deepest regret" for Britain's "abhorrent and unjustifiable acts of violence" during the Colonial era in Kenya, but stopped short of a direct apology during a state banquet on his visit. The King and Queen enjoyed an eight-course banquet, including dishes such as lobster ravioli and salmon, while Camilla looked elegant in a blue tunic top and palazzo-style trousers. Kenya's president, William Ruto, made a strongly-worded address, hinting at further demands for reparations, while praising the King's leadership on the issue. Survivors and local rights groups are pressing for a full apology and reparations from the British government.
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