The government has declared October 26 a public holiday
to enable Kenyans participate in the repeat presidential election.
Kenyans will go the polls to primarily choose between president Uhuru Kenyatta
and NASA chief Raila Odinga amid protests by the Opposition coalition.
The holiday
was declared in a gazette
notice written
by acting interior CS Fred Matiang'i.
NASA said they will hold the mother of all protest on voting day to dispute the election.
Raila announced this on Wednesday, noting their demands have not been met so they will carry on despite police use of bullets and teargas.
"Demonstrations will continue. October 26 will be the biggest demonstration of them all," he told a crowd of several thousand cheering supporters at
Nairobi's Kamukunji grounds.
"We have seen how police are brutally killing our people but we shall not be intimidated by a police force. Kenya is a free country and must be ruled by law and constitutionalism, not jungle law."
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