One of Kenya’s most senior politicians says moves are under way to “amend” the country’s defence agreement with the UK following the alleged murder of a Kenyan woman by British soldiers.
Agnes Wanjiru was killed in 2012 and her body dumped in a septic tank.
An inquest held in 2019 concluded she had been murdered by one or more British soldiers.
But 11 years on, no one has been brought to justice.
To coincide with the state visit to Kenya, the family of Ms Wanjiru wrote to the King.
Kenya’s prime cabinet minister, Musalia Mudavadi, told Sky News the death of Ms Wanjiru was “regrettable” and “should never have happened”.
He said a joint investigation is still ongoing, and said moves are under way to ensure any suspects cannot escape justice.
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