Members of the guard of honour line up as national anthems are played at State House in Nairobi. AFP
Britain's King Charles III inspects a guard of honour as he meets Royal Marines and Kenya Marines at Mtongwe Naval Base in Mombasa. AFP
A soldier during a presentation at the Mtongwe Naval Base. Reuters
King Charles meets Kenyan Scouts during a visit to Nyali beach in Mombasa. EPA
King Charles meets members of Flipflopi, a movement dedicated to ending the use of single-use plastics, on Nyali beach. PA
King Charles gets a tour during a visit to Karura forest in Nairobi. PA
King Charles plants a tree during a visit to the UN office in Nairobi. Getty Images
King Charles and Kenyan marathon runner Eliud Kipchoge flag off schoolchildren taking part in a 15km Run for Nature event at Karura forest in Nairobi. PA
King Charles delivers a speech as he visits the UN office in Nairobi. Getty Images
Britain's Queen Camilla meets Bobby, a rescue dog, during a visit to the Brooke Donkey Sanctuary in Nairobi. Reuters
From left, Queen Camilla, King Charles, Kenya's President Dr William Ruto and first lady Rachel Ruto in front of the Mugomo Tree in Uhuru Gardens, Nairobi, planted to mark Kenya's independence at the spot where the British flag was lowered and the Kenyan flag raised in 1963. PA
King Charles lays a wreath in honour of lives lost in Kenya's quest for independence, in Nairobi. The British royal couple are on a five-day state visit to the country. AP
King Charles meets secondary school pupils at Eastlands Library in Nairobi. Reuters
King Charles in talks with Mr Ruto. PA
King Charles inspects the guard of honour as he arrives for the ceremonial welcome at State House in Nairobi. AFP
King Charles and Queen Camilla are hosted by Kenya's President William Ruto and Ms Ruto. Reuters
King Charles is welcomed by Mr Ruto at the start of his four-day state visit to Kenya. Reuters
Queen Camilla and Ms Ruto during bilateral meeting at State House in Nairobi. Reuters
The red carpet is rolled out ahead of the arrival King Charles in Nairobi. Reuters
Members of the guard of honour line up as national anthems are played at State House in Nairobi. AFP
Britain's King Charles III inspects a guard of honour as he meets Royal Marines and Kenya Marines at Mtongwe Naval Base in Mombasa. AFP
A soldier during a presentation at the Mtongwe Naval Base. Reuters
King Charles meets Kenyan Scouts during a visit to Nyali beach in Mombasa. EPA
King Charles meets members of Flipflopi, a movement dedicated to ending the use of single-use plastics, on Nyali beach. PA
King Charles gets a tour during a visit to Karura forest in Nairobi. PA
King Charles plants a tree during a visit to the UN office in Nairobi. Getty Images
King Charles and Kenyan marathon runner Eliud Kipchoge flag off schoolchildren taking part in a 15km Run for Nature event at Karura forest in Nairobi. PA
King Charles delivers a speech as he visits the UN office in Nairobi. Getty Images
Britain's Queen Camilla meets Bobby, a rescue dog, during a visit to the Brooke Donkey Sanctuary in Nairobi. Reuters
From left, Queen Camilla, King Charles, Kenya's President Dr William Ruto and first lady Rachel Ruto in front of the Mugomo Tree in Uhuru Gardens, Nairobi, planted to mark Kenya's independence at the spot where the British flag was lowered and the Kenyan flag raised in 1963. PA
King Charles lays a wreath in honour of lives lost in Kenya's quest for independence, in Nairobi. The British royal couple are on a five-day state visit to the country. AP
King Charles meets secondary school pupils at Eastlands Library in Nairobi. Reuters
King Charles in talks with Mr Ruto. PA
King Charles inspects the guard of honour as he arrives for the ceremonial welcome at State House in Nairobi. AFP
King Charles and Queen Camilla are hosted by Kenya's President William Ruto and Ms Ruto. Reuters
King Charles is welcomed by Mr Ruto at the start of his four-day state visit to Kenya. Reuters
Queen Camilla and Ms Ruto during bilateral meeting at State House in Nairobi. Reuters
The red carpet is rolled out ahead of the arrival King Charles in Nairobi. Reuters
Members of the guard of honour line up as national anthems are played at State House in Nairobi. AFP