kuuliza sio ojinga....is operation okoa trajifoma a realistic venture????

[vuja_de]

@wonderful wonder

if i was the nacada boy,i would put a limit of pubs per country…possibly by number of schools around the said area

lazy solutions to complex problems. no wonder mashida haziwezi isha Kenya

[Bus]

@wonderful wonder

i highly support the president on his genuine course to weed out illegal brews from citizens of this republic and mostly from central kenya…but,with genuine reservation ,attacking wines and spirits retail outlets is a mockery to society,attacking breweries is just a recipe of disaster,if i was Uhuru i would have led a crack down on industries that make chemicals that are used to make those liquors,not the sellers ,burning industries and leaving the chemical manufactures in business is like arresting a bangi smoker and letting the ganja farm flourish,if you want to clean a river,do it from the source

my question is,who is advising the president on taking such decisions,is the president receiving wrong advice ???

This is a way of prodding the concerned organs to wake up and do their job. What you see is the product of multiple agents failure from licensing, standards, KRA, provincial administration, the police, and the judiciary.

[Mathaais]

@Dunya

with real solutions bwana wacha hizi simplistic thinking solutions kama za wamama.

Ouch, ouch!

[anon18059438]

@tm wa klist

If you can’t afford standard quality alcohol, quit drinking. Pombe sio chakula ati ukikosa utakufa.

Umeongea kama kondoo kumi.
As i pointed out yesterday, illicit liquor like changaa will make a major comeback… These are not kids who you will tell stop drinking because you dont have enough money and they happily oblige. They will look for it everywhere, even if it means drinking in the bush. Do you honestly think that now as we speak hawajatoa lock? You are in dreamland my friend

[montecarlo]

Is the problem really the alcohol or alcoholism? What exactly are we fighting? If it’s the alcohol then this is a moot exercise… ask Kaguthi…especially when we claim its cheap liquor because then the message we’ll passing on is that alcohol is good as long as it’s expensive but then again expensive is relative…if its alcoholism which would actually be the best option then we are doing it the wrong way. The cause of alcoholism isn’t the availability of cheap liquor but rather the disillusionment of the Kenyan youth brought about by a system that has failed to empower its citizens. Liquor can be cheap but it doesn’t have to be poisonous…i.e. its production can be regulated but the society is complaining about a wasted generation that prefers to drink rather than engage in meaningful activities a problem afflicting even our very own pretentious middle class that lives off loans. Alcohol if over consumed is harmful. When you are diabetic at 35 because of alcohol surely…what is difference between you and the guy in Kiambu who becomes blind…aren’t both of you physically impared? The government should approach this with sobriety…but then again who knows it could be a diversionary tactic tusahau Ni Ya Swity scandal.

[Kagongo]

It is a good move, but what is amazing is the list of the illegal brew, the list is too big! I read it here http://nairobientertainment.com/2015/07/04/heres-the-full-list-of-killer-brews-suspended-by-kebs/

[WuTang]

@montecarlo

Is the problem really the alcohol or alcoholism? What exactly are we fighting? If it’s the alcohol then this is a moot exercise… ask Kaguthi…especially when we claim its cheap liquor because then the message we’ll passing on is that alcohol is good as long as it’s expensive but then again expensive is relative…if its alcoholism which would actually be the best option then we are doing it the wrong way. The cause of alcoholism isn’t the availability of cheap liquor but rather the disillusionment of the Kenyan youth brought about by a system that has failed to empower its citizens. Liquor can be cheap but it doesn’t have to be poisonous…i.e. its production can be regulated but the society is complaining about a wasted generation that prefers to drink rather than engage in meaningful activities a problem afflicting even our very own pretentious middle class that lives off loans. Alcohol if over consumed is harmful. When you are diabetic at 35 because of alcohol surely…what is difference between you and the guy in Kiambu who becomes blind…aren’t both of you physically impared? The government should approach this with sobriety…but then again who knows it could be a diversionary tactic tusahau Ni Ya Swity scandal.

Very true.

[jumabekavu]

Fanyeni yote tisa, Kumi msije mkagusa mnazi. Mnazi si haramu, hautengezwi na mwanadamu na wala haujaua mtu.

[Dunya]

@jumabekavu

Fanyeni yote tisa, Kumi msije mkagusa mnazi. Mnazi si haramu, hautengezwi na mwanadamu na wala haujaua mtu.

Mnazi wanuka vibaya

[jumabekavu]

@Dunya

Mnazi wanuka vibaya

Sawa uwacheni na harufu yake mbaya.

[wonderful_wonder]

@jumabekavu

Sawa uwacheni na harufu yake mbaya.

mnazi is more illegal than bangi

[jumabekavu]

@wonderful wonder

mnazi is more illegal than bangi

kaandikwa wapi hiyo kaka?. Mnazi ni halali mpaka mama wa mangwe wanachukua leseni

[WuTang]

@jumabekavu

kaandikwa wapi hiyo kaka?. Mnazi ni halali mpaka mama wa mangwe wanachukua leseni

Achana na huyu. Mnazi and bangi are natural products. They are not illegal in any way.