Booze, small spaces, and slow death of club dancing

K1 Clubhouse general manager Alex Mwonga during the photo session at the Ojijo Road nightclub. PHOTO | DIANA NGILA | NMG

There was a time, now in the distant past, when club dancing in Kenya was just that: club dancing. Disco lights. Few drinks. Songs and dancing until a rooster crows at dawn. By the time you went home, you had achy joints to nurse.

Then disco lights went out. Now, city clubs are crowded, turned into stuffy lounges with no dance floors.

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