It is a slow day in Nairobi's Central Business District on day three of Azimio la Umoja countrywide mass action.
A spot check by the Star revealed a heavy deployment of police officers on the streets and critical establishments within the city.
There was a heavy presence of anti-riot police at the Office of the President and Parliament Buildings.
Jivanjee Gardens, a place synonymous with Bunge la Wananchi- which has turned into a resistance movement- was a no-go zone.
The recreational facility was sealed off by heavily armed officers, who patrolled the area with police dogs.
Shops and other businesses opened for the day, though to a slow start.
There was a free flow of traffic in the CBD as motorists stayed away.
At Azimio leader Raila Odinga's private offices at Capital Hill, little activity could be seen.
Police officers were strategically deployed around the offices in Upper Hill.
Journalists from local and international media camped outside the offices.
Raila's media team, which was also present left the offices without a word to the waiting journalists.
