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Kenya’s first marine commando unit was the show stopper as the royal tour of the country entered its third day. The King and his Queen were treated to the prowess of the team, trained by the British marines as part of the military collaboration between the two countries. The Royals later visited several conservation projects along the coastal shoreline.
King Charles and Queen Camilla visit Mtongwe Naval Base
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