Former Interior Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang'i, Siaya Governor James Orengo, Kiharu MP Ndindi Nyoro and former Justice Minister Martha Karua are among the leaders expected to attend the event.
The planned meeting has attracted attention because of the political influence of the four leaders and their growing involvement in discussions surrounding the country's political future ahead of the 2027 General Election.
Matiang'i, who comes from the Gusii region, has increasingly featured in conversations about a possible opposition presidential challenge against President William Ruto.
His presence at the rally is likely to attract considerable attention, particularly among residents of Kisii and neighbouring Nyamira counties.
Orengo, on the other hand, has remained an outspoken critic of the Kenya Kwanza administration and has frequently called for stronger opposition coordination.
Nyoro has also attracted national attention following his public disagreements with some leaders within the ruling political establishment. His political positioning has made him an important figure in discussions about the country's next generation of leadership.
Karua, meanwhile, has continued advocating for accountability, constitutionalism and political reforms.
The planned gathering comes at a time when opposition leaders are exploring possible alliances and strategies to challenge Ruto's administration in the next General Election.
The meeting is expected to provide an opportunity for the leaders to address residents on governance, economic challenges and the political direction of the country.
Details of the rally have also attracted discussions on social media, with Kenyans expressing curiosity about the message the leaders intend to deliver.
The gathering could also provide fresh indications of how different opposition figures intend to work together ahead of 2027.
Political observers will be watching closely to see whether the meeting produces a united political message or exposes differences among the leaders.
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