Kindiki says Kenyans will feel impact of illicit alcohol crackdown within six months

Deputy President Prof. Kithure Kindiki now says Kenyans should start feeling the impact of the renewed war on illicit and counterfeit alcohol in 3–6 months, as agencies tasked with curbing the menace align to eradicate the pandemic currently plaguing the country's youth. Speaking in Mukurwe-ini, Nyeri County, when he inspected the construction of the Gakindu ESP market, Kindiki rallied the country's political class to refrain from interfering with the ongoing crackdown, set to affect even licensed manufacturers, who have allegedly been operating on two fronts. The pledge came as the DP assured the country that no region would be left behind as the government actualises its development agenda, irrespective of its representatives' political standing.