Jamhuri Day (Republic Day) is a national holiday in Kenya, celebrated on 12 December each year. Jamhuri is the Swahili word for republic and the holiday officially marks the date when Kenya became a independent country on 12 December 1963.Kenya later became an republic, with the inauguration of Jomo Kenyatta as president taking place on 12 December 1964, exactly one year after Kenya attained independence in 1963. Kenyatta, having previously been sworn in as Prime Minister, continued as prime minister of newly independent Kenya, before assuming the position of President one year after Independence Day.
Tourism and Wildlife Cabinet Secretary Dr. Alfred Mutua has opened the gates of generosity by welcoming all Kenyans to enjoy free entry into all national parks on the occasion of Kenya’s 60th Jamhuri Day, to be celebrated on 12th December 2023. This noble gesture is an invitation to the citizens to connect with the country’s natural beauty and wildlife, fostering a sense of pride and unity on this significant day. Let’s embrace this opportunity to explore and appreciate the treasures of our land together.
Interior PS Raymond Omollo has extended a warm invitation to all Kenyans, urging them to join in the grand celebration of the 60th Jamhuri Day on Tuesday. While conducting an inspection tour at Uhuru Gardens on Sunday, Omollo reassured the public that preparations for the event are fully complete. He mentioned that the final touches will be concluded tomorrow, ensuring a memorable and joyous occasion for everyone. Let’s come together in large numbers to commemorate this significant milestone in our nation’s history. See you there! 🇰🇪 #JamhuriDay #KenyaAt60
Here is a photo in preparations for tomorrow.
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