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Alcoholism breaks families. But humanity has never found a common approach to the problem.

Gachagua assures Kenyans the government is on course to stamping out illicit brews in the country.

Gachagua assures Kenyans the government is on course to stamping out illicit brews in the country.

Kindiki issued a directive to chiefs countrywide to register alcohol addicts in their areas.

The government must take decisive action to combat the producers of illicit liquors.

Change tack on killer brews

During a meeting with DP Gachagua leaders from the region agreed to formulate similar laws to step up the fight against the vices.

Twenty-five cases are being investigated, while several others have gone unreported, with some parents cashing in on their daughters’ ordeals.

Unscrupulous traders have for years on end continued to risk the lives of Kenyans as they brew killer drinks with total disregard for the law.

<p>According to the report, Kangara tops the list of the informal brews netted since January with over 1.6 million litres destroyed so far.<br></p>