Sakaja Faces Pressure as Nairobi’s Sh100,000 Online Liquor Licence Sparks Traders’ Outcry
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ghanamma.comSakaja Faces Pressure as Nairobi’s Sh100,000 Online Liquor Licence Sparks Traders’ Outcry
Nairobi Governor Johnson Sakaja is facing renewed scrutiny over liquor licensing after the introduction of a Sh100,000 licence for online alcoholic drinks sales triggered concerns among retailers about rising compliance costs and uncertainty over how the new charge will be applied. The controversy centres on a new online alcoholic drinks licence under the Nairobi City [...]
Nairobi Liquor Traders Question Alleged KSh100,000 Online Sales Levy
Nairobi liquor traders are seeking clarification from Governor Johnson Sakaja’s administration over an alleged KSh100,000 levy targeting businesses that sell alcoholic drinks through online shopping and delivery platforms. The proposed charge has raised concerns among traders who say they already pay applicable county licensing fees and face operational expenses, including rent, salaries, stock and other […]
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