An outdoor daytime scene in Ganjoni/Shimanzi ward, Kenya, depicts a group of approximately 15 to 20 individuals, predominantly children wearing dark blue school uniforms, gathered on a paved concrete sidewalk

An outdoor daytime scene in Ganjoni/Shimanzi ward, Kenya, depicts a group of approximately 15 to 20 individuals, predominantly children wearing dark blue school uniforms, gathered on a paved concrete sidewalk. They are positioned around a prominent architectural monument consisting of large, pale structures resembling elephant tusks, a known landmark at Moi Avenue. A brown sculpted elephant head is visible at the base of the left tusk. An adult female, dressed in a white short-sleeved top and dark skirt, stands centrally with her hands on her hips, facing away from the camera, seemingly supervising the group. An adult male wearing a blue shirt and head covering stands to the far left, near the elephant sculpture. Several individuals are observed interacting with or posing near the sculpture. On the far right, two individuals are visible, one holding a mobile phone in a photographic posture, standing near a blue and white painted road curb. On the asphalt road behind the group, a yellow three-wheeled auto-rickshaw (tuk-tuk) and a white van are parked or stationary. The background features dense green palm tree foliage under bright, clear daylight conditions.