Former Deputy President Rigathi Gachagua claimed King Charles III intervened in a land dispute involving Tata Chemicals Magadi. Gachagua alleged that the British monarch responded to his protests against a planned takeover of the company’s land by President William Ruto. The dispute centers on the ownership of land in Magadi, Kenya. Gachagua stated he raised concerns about the takeover while in the United States. His concerns reportedly attracted the attention of King Charles III. The monarch is said to have taken action to address the situation. The claim highlights tensions between the Kenyan government and private sector interests. Gachagua’s allegations suggest a high-level international involvement in local land matters. The situation remains under review by Kenyan authorities. The dispute has raised questions about land rights and governance. No official confirmation of the royal involvement has been released. The case underscores the complexity of land ownership in Kenya.