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The sustained war on drugs and illicit alcohol is at an all-time high in different parts of the country led by cabinet secretary Kithure Kindiki and security agencies working round the clock to tackle the menace. So far the government has shut down 18,650 liquor joints in the ongoing national crackdown on illicit brew, drugs and substance abuse.
Interior CS Kindiki announces closure of distillers
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