It is unclear whether there will be disciplinary measures against those who don't comply. President Kenyatta and his deputy William Ruto led by example during Sunday's Heroes' Day celebrations in the coastal city of Mombasa, wearing Kenyan-made attires. Cabinet ministers and other state officials also wore similar outfits.President Uhuru Kenyatta leads the nation in commemorating the 10th Mashujaa Day Celebrations at Mama Ngina Waterfront Park in Mombasa County. @WilliamsRuto #MashujaaDay2019 #NchiYanguJukumuLanguMimiNiShujaa pic.twitter.com/Ld4gr8g8Iz
— State House Kenya (@StateHouseKenya) October 20, 2019
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