King Charles III and Queen Camilla are anticipated to make a visit to the seaside city of Mombasa on Thursday as part of their four-day State Visit to the nation.

Their visit to Kenya is dedicated to commemorating the strong bond and collaboration between the two nations.

In the city of Mombasa, King Charles III, holding the esteemed position of Captain General of the Royal Marines, and Queen Camilla are scheduled to pay a visit to the Mtongwe Naval Base. During their visit, Their Majesties will have the opportunity to observe a demonstration of a clandestine beach landing by Kenyan Marines who have received training from the Royal Marines. This demonstration exemplifies tangible defense collaboration between the two nations.

Furthermore, Queen Camilla will engage with survivors of sexual and gender-based violence, gaining insight into the support systems available to them while also sharing her own experiences and perspectives garnered from her involvement in this critical area.

On the other hand, King Charles III will have a meeting with religious leaders representing the diverse community of Mombasa. This encounter will provide him with an understanding of their efforts in fostering harmony among the city’s population as they work collectively to promote unity and cohesion.