Thousands of Kenyans have started filling up the Kasarani stadium which is the venue for President Uhuru Kenyatta's swearing ceremony.
Thousands of Kenyans fill up Kasarani stadium ahead of Uhuru's swearing in ceremony
Gates were open as early as 4 a.m.
Kenyans from all walks of life started streaming to the stadium as early as 4 a.m. when the gates were opened.
Government officials said they expect over 100,000 people to grace the historic event but only 60,000 will be accommodated inside the stadium. The rest will watch events as they unfold outside via large TV screens.
ADVERTISEMENT
President Kenyatta is expected to be sworn in for a second and final term at the ceremony set to start at 10a.m. local time.
Here are photos of the large crowds already at the venue:
ADVERTISEMENT
Eyewitness? Submit your stories now via social or:
Email: news@pulselive.co.ke
Recommended articles
African countries with the highest divorce rate
10 African cities with the highest crime index at the start of 2024
Machoka at 70: Emotions run high during Citizen TV presenter's birthday [Video]
Diwali 2022: Is Monday a public holiday in Kenya?
Akothee finally reveals reasons for separating from Omosh 1 month after wedding
Man, once a ‘billionaire’, recounts how he lost wealth, now sells his book on streets [Video]
Details of Ngina Kenyatta's luxurious restaurant
Zero Chills! Jackie Matubia's advice for Milly Chebby amid the unfollow drama