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Liquor shops up 274pc on Covid-19 measures

A liquor store in Nairobi. FILE PHOTO | NMG

By  SYLVANIA AMBANI

Correspondent

A new phenomenon in Nairobi’s estates is worrying residents.

It seems every day regular businesses like salons, stalls selling new and second-hand clothes, grocery stores and fruit shops are being replaced by liquor stores.

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