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Don't victimise genuine liquor traders

Following media reports that the crackdown on illicit liquor has led to attacks on bars, distributors and other chain businesses conducting genuine and licensed trade, it is necessary for us to pause and think critically about the latest approach to the fight against killer brews.

From the outset, it is imperative to state that consumption of illicit alcohol is something we all need to join hands and fight. The number of deaths and complete loss of eyesight by a number of Kenyans after consumption of illicit liquor laced with unknown toxic substances shows why trade in these dangerous drinks should not be tolerated.

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