EXPOSED: Britain’s Military Grip on Kenya

A must-watch documentary exposing the British military base in Kenya known as BATUK is dropping on June 2, 2026. Sovereign Media’s first-ever documentary investigates allegations of abuse, sexual violence and ecological damage linked to Britain’s military presence in Kenya. The film explores how Britain established a military base in Kenya, the very same year the country supposedly gained independence from colonial rule. Through interviews, historical context and on-the-ground reporting, the documentary looks at the lasting impact of colonialism in Kenya and how both the colonial government in London and the post-colonial administration of Jomo Kenyatta feared that the Mau Mau liberation struggle would not end until the land was returned to its rightful owners. The documentary explores the argument that Britain was allowed to maintain a military presence in Kenya in 1963 to help crush revolutionary movements and ensure the new neo-colonial government continued serving British interests after so-called independence. You don’t want to miss this one.