PREMIUM Nanyuki no longer at ease over cancelled British Army training News of the September programme cancellation hits businesses hard. Weekly Review 2 hours ago
And this has sparked a stand-off, which resulted in the cancellation of the expected arrival of 1,500 British Army Training Unit Kenya (Batuk) troops in September.
About 45 taxis normally operate outside the military base, but that number almost doubles whenever the British troops arrive for training.
Article For years, the arrival of large groups of British soldiers in Nanyuki has meant more than just another round of military training exercises.
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