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Crackdown on illicit brew continued in Kirinyaga with a number of brewers nabbed. In Ngomongo village in Kutus, police made a major breakthrough after discovering a manhole believed to be the hiding where most illicit brew sold in the county is being manufactured. This coming amidst calls by bar owners for the lifting of the ban on the sale of alcohol in the county.
30 people arrested flouting order on closure of bars in Kirinyaga
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