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Parents should be watchful of children

A recent research conducted by Ipsos Synovate in partnership with Kenya Breweries Limited on alcohol consumption, is worrying.

The startling study indicates that 36.7 per cent of underage Kenyans have consumed alcohol. The shocking findings have laid the blame on family parties like graduation and birthday functions converted to “drinking zones”, simply because alcoholic drinks are always abundant.

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