Neon lights flicker, the dance floor is full of ravers waving their arms wildly, others are seated in cozy beige sofas watching big TV screens. Some men take videos of themselves gyrating while two women hand out shots of tequila, lemon and salt. A bartender stops to dance with a raver before walking back with a tray, balancing drinks with one hand.
It is 2am at Kiza Lounge in Nairobi and this is just one offering in Kenya's flourishing nightlife scene, which pub owners are seeking to start marketing as the next foreign tourist attraction.
