With Raila's ultimatum expiring, Kenyans remain concerned about the opposition's next course of action.
According to reports, Raila will call for a boycott of certain products made by companies that supported President Ruto, as well as civil disobedience.
Protests on the streets are also on the table. Police blocked all roads leading to the State House on Wednesday in preparation for clashes with Azimio supporters if Raila calls for a general strike.
Raila has stated that he will make a major announcement about his next political move tomorrow (Wednesday), which could result in him being ousted from office.
Raila has stated that he will make a major announcement about his next political move tomorrow (Wednesday), possibly revealing a multifaceted roadmap for his mass action plan.
Opiyo Wandayi; Minority Leader of the National Assembly reiterated that mass action will take place alongside people's barazas across the country.
"We will show this government that we have the support of the people," he said.
Raila's previous calls for mass action have resulted in a clash with security forces, resulting in injuries. Raila has been meeting Kenyans in various parts of the country in recent days to discuss their demands.
On Sunday, the veteran opposition leader will hold a public baraza in Mombasa; signaling an increase in pressure.
Raila has an elaborate plan to deal with the Kenya Kwanza administration; according to Vihiga Senator Godfrey Osotsi.
"Mass action does not always mean taking to the streets. Other options include a product and tax boycott, as well as civil disobedience, in which the public is encouraged to refuse to obey the authorities," said Osotsi.
There are concerns that threats of mass action will deter both foreign and domestic investment.
President Ruto's illegitimacy may also undermine his standing in the international community.
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