Sabatia residents urged to shun illicit brew, drugs

Residents of Sabatia Sub County in Vihiga County have been urged to act responsibly and desist from consuming illicit brew and abusing drugs, which authorities say are fuelling crime, family breakdowns and underdevelopment in the area. Speaking in his office on Friday during the launch of the 100-day Rapid Result Initiative (RRI) targeting drug and…

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