Deputy president Prof. Kithure Kindiki has issued a stern warning to traders involved in the manufacturing and sale of illicit and second-generation liquor, saying that the fight will go on relentlessly. Speaking in Gatanga Sub County, Murang’a County, during a development inspection-oriented tour, Prof. Kindiki reiterated the government’s commitment to intensifying the fight against illicit…
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