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'Police abetting illicit brews trade in Nairobi'

NAIROBI: The directive by President Uhuru Kenyatta for the cancellation of licences for bars and other outlets selling illicit drinks across Central Kenya has elicited mixed reactions from a cross-section of city residents.

 

Steven Mbuvi, a resident of Kawangware, said the Government should first implement the famous Mututho laws before resorting to mass closure of liquor outlets.

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