King Charles wraps up Kenya visit marked by questions over colonial past

King Charles and Queen Camilla toured East Africa's oldest mosque and an ancient fort on Friday as they concluded a four-day state visit to Kenya, which was marked by questions about Britain's colonial legacy. Charles met Muslim, Christian, Hindu and African traditional faith leaders in the coastal city of Mombasa and toured Fort Jesus, which was built by the Portuguese in the 16th century. He expressed his "deepest regret" for violence endured during Kenya's independence struggle but did not offer the apology that many victims and their descendants had called for.