Less protestors are seen in town areas like Nairobi today which was to be full of anti government protestors.Cars are seen taking their routes normally with businesses being open as usual.
Some of the business owners are seen being happy as their businesses continue normally with no sign of protests to begin which is really a relief at last.
Other areas like kilifi and Mombasa are also not showing any sign of massive protests with businesses running normally as they used to with students seen early in the morning going to school without any It's a relief that peace is seen everywhere and Kenyans are hoping to retain it for as long as possible.
In other parts of the country small number of protestors is seen condemning peaceful protests with banners raised in the air as they walk with police escorts around the town in areas like Kisumu and Nakuru with no violence recorded yet.
Kenyans are still waiting on the live dialogue which was to be held by president Ruto on "X" formerly known as Twitter with the Gen Z where they are expected to raise their wants to the president through a direct dialogue.
Some of the leaders have congratulated president Ruto on this bold decision which might reduce the protests in a large number and also through making this best decision while some are saying the president has got nothing to say since what was to be said has already been said and the Gen Z have already raised their wants in the protests.
Wil the dialogue have a positive impact or negative impact?