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NAIROBI,Kenya Oct 21- Deputy President Kithure Kindiki has declared illicit alcohol a major threat to Kenya’s future, warning that the government will introduce tougher laws and intensify enforcement to dismantle networks involved in the production and sale of harmful alcoholic drinks.
Prof Kindiki said the government had elevated the fight against illicit brews and drug abuse, with the Office of the Deputy President coordinating a multi-agency response to strengthen enforcement and improve the effectiveness of interventions.
“We have classified this matter as among the top three threats to Kenya’s future. This alcohol menace can wipe out all the gains we have made as a country. This time round we are focused to make sure we complete the journey successfully,” he said.