Gitu Wa Kahengeri was barely a teenager when he joined the Mau Mau rebellion against British colonial rule. “We wanted to be free because the colonial settlers had grabbed all the fertile land," he says. He was captured, jailed and tortured in a British-run labour camp, and six-decades on, is still waiting for justice. Now, just days ahead of a visit by King Charles III to the East African country, the veteran has ramped up his push for an apology and compensation from the British government. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES