before ye all teetollers descend on my neck, lemmie explain. We all have differeent drinking cycles. I am a hawker my day starts at 4am in gikomba market by 12noon am done having done duty in the development of my country for >8hrs. tell me y can't i enjoy my frothy waters?
Am a watchie i labour from 6pm to 6am why can't i enjoy my senator before heading home for a well deserved rest?. we are killing legimitate business and creating avenues for bribe seeking. this is no way to achive vision 2030. sic

How can i join the police force.... i think that's where money is raining right now.

Anyway, with the new law which one would you rather own;

a) A bar - Open 5pm to 11pm

b) A night club - Open 7pm to 3am

I would prefer a bar especially because on week days very few people will relocate after 11pm but I'm sure clever Kenyans will find a way to register a Mama Njoro Bar & Night Club

@Waithaka

I work longer hours than you of that I am hundred percent sure. My work forces me to be awake on 3 time zones. I am not lazy...only in Kenya I'm I denied my glass of wine when I want it and how i want it.

Or maybe you have statistics on how drinking between 5pm and 11 pm improves on work habits, reduces alcoholism or increases moral uprightness.

Such arguments are made by some stuck up magistrates who failed as lawyers.

Someone remind Waithaka and his band of uneducated judges that once someone is in jail, you no longer just drink. You become a convert to bhangi and heroin and come out gay.

Hii ni sheria ya kishenzi na upuzi.

i hate this law, and its not coz its affected my drinking in any way, am more or less almost a teetotaler

Thing is, i hate laws which are obviously very difficult to implement.

This law together with the one on noise pollution are almost impossible to implement, such that it leads to police harassment.

so, my view is, a rule is either one that can be followed practically by ALL or else its not a rule.