•About 60,000 Kenyans and over 2500 VIPs are expected at the ceremony.
•Seventeen presidents, eight prime ministers, deputy presidents and seven foreign ministers had by Sunday confirmed they will attend the inauguration ceremony.
Preparations are at their peak at Kasarani Stadium ahead of president-elect William Ruto's swearing-in on Tuesday.
Ruto will be sworn in alongside Rigathi Gachagua who will take oath as deputy president.
Kenya Defence Forces marched around the stadium for rehearsals.
A screen showing portrait of the DP was displayed at the stadium.
Other screens displayed messages to Kenyans "Asanteni Wakenya" (Thank you Kenyans) the screen read.
About 60,000 Kenyans and over 2500 VIPs are expected at the ceremony.
Seventeen presidents, eight prime ministers, deputy presidents and seven foreign ministers had by Sunday confirmed they will attend the inauguration ceremony.