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City Hall cancels licenses for night clubs in residential areas

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Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has banned nightclubs from operating in residential areas. The ban follows numerous complaints from the public on noise emanating from bars, restaurants, nightclubs and liquor-selling premises. licenses will only be issued to clubs within the Central Business District (CBD) and specified streets.

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Sakaja bans nightclubs in Nairobi residential areas

Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has issued an order banning nightclubs from operating in residential areas.

3 years ago

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K24 TV

Sakaja bans operation of nightclubs in residential areas

Sakaja has announced that licences already issued to nightclub owners in residential areas were cancelled.

3 years ago

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Capital FM Kenya

No issuance or renewal of licenses for nightclubs operating in residential areas – Sakaja

NAIROBI, Kenya, Nov 25 - Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja has directed that going forward no new licenses will be issued for operation of nightclubs in - Kenya breaking news

3 years ago·Nairobi, Kenya

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Swala Nyeti

Johnson Sakaja bans night clubs in residential areas over noise pollution

The county government of Nairobi City has banned nightclubs in residential areas and restricted other entertainment spots over after several residents raised complaints about the noise.

3 years ago

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