Jamhuri Day is a day when kenya celebrates its independence from British rule. Here are seven fun things and activities that you can do to commemorate this day.

1. Attend Patriotic Parades

This is one of the most common activities in which to participate. You can go to the events and get a chance to be entertained by entertainers and musicians and also get a chance to interact with your leaders. Attending these parades gives a patriotic sight and allows family and friends to gather in a joyous atmosphere.

PHOTO | COURTESY Jamhuri Parade

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2. visit a national park and museums

you can visit all national parks and museums across the country for free. This is after the tourism CS announced that Kenyans would not be charged entry fees for the mentioned places. so take this opportunity and take your children out for some fun times.

PHOTO | COURTESY National park

3. Community Sports Tournaments

Organise or participate in community sports contests. Sports activities, from football and volleyball to athletics, generate a sense of camaraderie and healthy competition. It's a great way to commemorate Jamhuri Day while also encouraging physical health, collaboration, and sportsmanship.

4. Outdoor Adventures and Nature Walks

Make the most of Kenya's stunning surroundings by organizing outdoor activities such as nature walks, hikes, or picnics in national parks or scenic places.

PHOTO | COURTESY cycling in the forest

You can visit the Ngong hills or walk in the Karura forest. You can also take the opportunity to go bungee jumping or ziplining.

5. Culinary Delights and Food Festivals

Organize a food festival or a communal potluck to honor Kenya's rich cuisine. Participants can share and savor regional traditional delicacies, creating a gourmet celebration. From nyama choma to chapati, the variety of flavors symbolizes the nation's cultural depth and provides a delectably memorable Jamhuri Day.

PHOTO | COURTESY food

6. Community Service and Volunteering

Take advantage of the opportunity to give back to the community. Participate in volunteer activities such as cleaning campaigns, tree planting, and charity event planning. Acts of service benefit the community's well-being and exemplify the spirit of solidarity and collective responsibility that defines Jamhuri Day.