Children as young as 10 are selling alcohol in residential houses turned drinking joints at Ngano Township in Ol Joro Orok, Nyandarua county. They are also sent to hawk alcohol in the township and environs and also get stock from suppliers at Nyahururu. At Ngano, alcohol is sold from as early as 6am and goes way past midnight despite the curfew imposed by the government in an effort to beat the Covid-19 pandemic. Concerned residents on Friday evening told the Star that this is happening under the watch of some rogue law enforcement officers. “If the chief arrests them and confiscates their stock, they are released and given back their alcohol to continue operating.

Source: The Star August 23, 2020 11:03 UTC