Four years after an inquest concluded Agnes Wanjiru was murdered by one or more British soldiers, her niece Esther Njoki has called on the King to visit her family.
The niece of a Kenyan woman allegedly murdered by one or more British soldiers has called on the King to act on her case as he visits the African country. Agnes Wanjiru went missing in her hometown of Nanyuki in 2012 and two months later her body was found in a septic tank of a hotel. She had stab wounds to her abdomen and a 2019 inquest concluded she was murdered by one or more British soldiers.
While Buckingham Palace has said that the royal visit will acknowledge 'painful aspects of the UK and Kenya's shared history', the King and Queen have no scheduled plans to visit Nanyuki during their trip. Rather than the £70mn BATUK facility in Nanyuki's Nyati barracks, they will be shown a display of British-Kenyan defence collaboration in beach exercises at the Mtongwe Naval base in Mombasa.
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