Britain's King Charles III fell short of apologising for his nation's dark colonial history, expressing his "greatest sorrow and deepest regrets", a more cautious approach that the United Kingdom has adopted over the years.
At a State Banquet in his honour last evening, the King termed atrocities of the colonial government against Kenyan freedom fighters "abhorrent and unjustifiable", saying he aimed to gain a deeper understanding of the colonial government's wrongs.