As Kenyans prepare to hit the roads in solidarity with last week's fallen heroes, the government has prepared itself fully just incase of an outcome that may threaten their well being. Kenyans have once again stood together to fight impunity, corruption and bad governance under President William Ruto's administration.
The number of protestors expected in Nairobi CBD is said to be around 10 million. The main aim is to paralyse the economy of the country so that President William Ruto can vacate office so that a new administration that seeks to address issues Kenyans have raised be set up.
The police have however been warned not to use excessive force on peaceful protestors as a call for accountability by amnesty international on police brutality. The President has however said that the police have been working under their jurisdiction. He denied reports of police brutality in last week's demonstrations saying that police dealt according to their capacity as those killed were goons and not peaceful demonstrators.