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Is Hon. Moses Kuria grooming youth for another round of violence, after 2007 post election violence?

It all started with a simple directive from an angry president who commanded Members of Parliament from Central Kenya to lead the way in ensuring that the so-called “second generation” alcoholic drinks were flushed out. Just a day into the swoops, the campaign against dangerous alcohol took a new turn. Accompanied by their leaders, youth from many parts of the country swung into action, burning business premises, beating up business people and looting property including non-alcoholic items.

Many genuine businesses have since been closed, and stakeholders “unfairly” apprehended incommunicado for reasons best known to actors and the government.

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