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Liquor traders optimistic that digital licensing will tackle corruption in Nairobi

BAHLITA national chairman Boniface Gachoka. [File, Standard]

Bar owners and liquor traders in the city have expressed optimism that the introduction of digital licensing by Nairobi County will help curb corruption.

The traders claim that for many years, the process of acquiring licenses in Nairobi has been subject to huge losses, while others were forced to close their businesses.

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