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Bar owners in Nakuru county have supported the government’s fight against illicit brews. They say the initiative will not only curb the wanton loss of lives to the lethal products but also secure their businesses from the threat posed by counterfeits.
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Fight Against Illicit Brews: Initiative receives support from Nakuru Bar Owners
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