The image, located in South Sakwa ward, Kenya, captures a framed, black-and-white historical photograph mounted on a light beige wall

The image, located in South Sakwa ward, Kenya, captures a framed, black-and-white historical photograph mounted on a light beige wall. The photograph depicts a public gathering in Keroka market, Kisii, Kenya, in 1963. In the foreground, Prime Minister Jomo Kenyatta, an older African male with a beard wearing a light-colored jacket and a patterned cap, is prominently featured, mid-wave with his right arm raised while holding a dark object, possibly a hat. To his immediate right, a younger African male in a dark suit and tie smiles. On the far right foreground, another African male in a light shirt and patterned cap looks slightly downwards. These figures are identified by an accompanying white caption card below the framed image as Jomo Kenyatta, flanked by Sefenia Anyieni, Jaramogi Oginga Odinga, and Achieng Oneko. A dense crowd of individuals occupies the mid-ground and background, extending towards a horizon marked by trees and indistinct terrain. The scene suggests the foreground figures are on a raised platform or vehicle, addressing the assembly.