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Crackdown on noisy nightclubs continued as Nairobi city government and the police raided several clubs for the second week. The raid which was carried out on clubs situated in residential areas, saw two nightclubs closed for non-compliance with the requirements while others had their music equipment seized. And to beat the noise level requirement, some clubs have improvised and offered headphones to their clients in a bid to manage the noise.
2 night clubs closed during Saturday's night raid on noisy clubs in residential areas
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