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A new report reveals that one-third of public servants in Kenya struggle with alcoholism. The study also shows that 60% of alcohol consumed in the country is illicit, resulting in an annual tax revenue loss of KSh120 billion. Reporter Robi Omondi has the details.
A THIRD OF PUBLIC SERVANTS BATTLING ALCOHOLISM, 60% OF ALCOHOL ILLICIT
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