Final preparations for Kenya’s 61st Jamhuri Day celebrations are in full swing at Nairobi’s Uhuru Gardens, with the Kenya Defence Forces (KDF) overseeing the event.
The venue opened its gates at 6 a.m., and guests began arriving in steady numbers in anticipation of the celebrations.
All attendees are expected to be seated by 8 a.m., marking the official start of the festivities.
President William Ruto will lead the event, which will be attended by three visiting heads of state.
The ceremony honors Kenya’s transition to a republic, which occurred 61 years ago after gaining independence in 1963.
This year’s celebrations will feature performances, military parades, and speeches reflecting on Kenya’s achievements and progress.
The event is expected to include key national leaders, diplomatic representatives, and thousands of Kenyans.
Cultural displays will showcase the nation’s rich heritage, while the military parade will highlight the strength and unity of Kenya’s armed forces.
Heightened security measures are in place at the venue, with thorough screening procedures for all attendees.
In addition, extra security personnel have been deployed across Nairobi to ensure the safety of the event and a smooth experience for participants.
Traffic around the venue has been rerouted to accommodate the event, and the public has been advised to follow security guidelines for their safety.
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