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High Court re-opens ‘strippers club’ closed by John Mututho

NACADA Chairman John Mututho (centre) with security officers when he ordered for the shutting down of the club on December 8, 2013. [PHOTO: STANDARD/FILE]

By MICHAEL OLLINGA

ELDORET, KENYA: The High Court in Eldoret has ordered for temporal re-opening of a club that had recently been closed by the National Authority for Campaign against Alcohol and Drug Abuse (NACADA) chairman John Mututho for allegedly hosting strippers and operating without a license.

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