Bondo, Siaya County has transformed into a national shrine following the burial of opposition leader Raila Amolo Odinga ten weeks ago. Thousands visit daily, drawn to his final resting place, which has sparked a micro-economy for local traders.

• An estimated nine million people have visited Kango Ka Jaramogi since the burial, according to Omondi Odinga, the late leader's brother.
• Traditional drummers and singers maintain a daily vigil from 8am to 6pm at the graveside, performing without pay as an act of honor.
• The influx of visitors has created a bustling micro-economy, with traders like Anastacia Anyango selling memorabilia; caps with Jakom’s image that once sold for Sh500 now fetch up to Sh1,000 due to high demand.