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Keroche Breweries, 23 alcohol manufacturers risk losing licences

Keroche Production Manager George Otinga inspecting some of the beer bottles at the Naivasha-based factory.

Keroche worker inspecting some of the beer bottles at the Naivasha-based factory. File | Nation Media Group

By  Kevin Cheruiyot

Correspondent

Keroche Breweries, associated with Nakuru Senator Tabitha Karanja, and London Distillers are among 24 alcohol manufacturers that could lose their licences in 21 days if they do not comply with the government’s listed guidelines to continue operating.

Read: Tabitha Karanja steps down as Keroche CEO

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