President William Ruto is leading Kenyans in celebrating the 2024 Jamhuri Day, marking the country’s 61st independence anniversary, at Uhuru Gardens in Nairobi.
Preparations for the event have been in high gear, ensuring the gardens reflect the spirit of national pride and unity
The Ministry of Interior and the event’s organizers have promised a vibrant program filled with cultural showcases, military parades, and speeches by national leaders.
President Ruto is expected to preside over the event, leading Kenyans in reflecting on the progress made since independence. The day is anticipated to feature a strong emphasis on national achievements in areas such as economic development, social reforms, and technological advancements.
This year’s celebration at Uhuru Gardens comes at a time when the government is focused on fostering unity and highlighting Kenya’s role as a regional leader.
The ceremony is expected to feature various performances showcasing Kenya’s diverse cultural heritage and achievements in innovation and development.
The gardens, a place of remembrance and pride, serve as a fitting backdrop for the occasion, symbolizing Kenya’s transformation and resilience. Thousands of Kenyans from all walks of life are expected to attend the event, which will also be broadcast nationwide.
By Newshub