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Bars and restaurants in Nairobi face clamp down

Nairobi city county excutive member on trade,industrilzation,cooperative development and tourism Ann Othoro addressing the press at her office yesterday.10/7/14-BEVERLYNE MUSILI
 

Nairobi city county excutive member on trade,industrilzation,cooperative development and tourism Ann Othoro addressing the press at her office yesterday.10/7/14-BEVERLYNE MUSILI

Nairobi, Kenya; An estimated 30,000 bars and restaurants in Nairobi have less than 20 days to get new liquor licences or risk being closed.

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