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A section of the clergy has called upon Kenyans to advocate for responsible drinking to address the challenges posed by illicit brews in the country. Speaking during a meeting of the catholic men's association at St. Joseph Catholic church in Kamulu, the clergy urged Kenyans to also cease from constant criticism of the government and instead focus on reviving the economy which will in return lower the cost of living.
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