The British Army has vowed to implement widespread reforms following a Service Inquiry report exposing ongoing sexual exploitation by some of its soldiers stationed in Kenya, despite a formal ban. Chief of the General Staff General Sir Roly Walker condemned the conduct, emphasizing an immediate crackdown on transactional sex practices.

• The inquiry, commissioned in October 2023 and covering conduct from July 2022 onwards at the British Army Training Unit Kenya (Batuk), found that transactional relations persisted at a "low to moderate" level.
• General Walker announced full implementation of the report's recommendations, including dismissal for soldiers engaging in transactional sex and new targeted training to prevent sexual exploitation and abuse.
• The Nanyuki base has faced prior controversy, including the unresolved death of Kenyan woman Agnes Wanjiru, allegedly killed by a British soldier, and accusations of children fathered by soldiers being abandoned.