BARINGO COUNTY:
Under wears and dead rats found inside illicit brews after a crackdown in Kipkaech village of Kituro, Baringo central.
Residents say they they usually enjoyed the sweetness of the above juicy liquor.
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wapi @Tarantinoh
Niaje @Meria Mata aka @administrator
Wueh…but wale huenda kukunywa hii takataka are usually bottom of the barrel peasants wenye hawana faida.
Ndiyo maana @Sokwe mtu aka @sludgist huwa chizi
poa sana muarsenali, jana mliponea puchupuchu
Pia nyinyi liverfools naona mliponea na ushindi
Let us distinguish between takataka na local brew. Hakuna local brew utapata hizo city ndani. Halafu @Meria Mata kwani pia wewe umetoroka kijiji yako umekita kambi huku?
Panya huingia hapo kimakosa. They’re usually following the smell of corn. Alafu pombe ikishaiva their germs are neutralized. You can see ata hazijaoza. Anyway people who drink such brews are already at the end of the rope. There’s nothing you can do to scare them
Government should just leave them be. Unafukizana nao na bado demand iko. The only solution would be to cut Demand by empowering the poor
Kipkaech village is near Tenges.
Kuna general moja ya Moi alikua wa huko.
What was his name
:D:D:D:D:D mimi ni bukusu but i have never drunk busaa nor any local drink that is not crystal clear kama dasani. hata huko Karatina kwa kina bibi nilipopeleka ngombe mbili sikuguza hizo muratina nonsense .
makhalange huwa nakula but busaa never . cham origi from busia namumunya
za wakisii huwa wanaweka mkono ya maiti
Mgisu nipe recipe ya mukarango hio unga huwa tamu Sana.
Niaje kawambui
Fortunately when it’s distilled into a clear liquid the takataka is left behind…
If you mean Daudi Tonje, he is from Barbarchun village huko past Kabartonjo.
Kijana yangu, uliwacha kuweka mawe kwa mfuko, usibebwe na upepo?
True. Peasants love working. If given something to do from morning to 5pm. They would be too tired to indulge in that shiet.
I stopped drinking changaa after learning that women dip used tampons and pads with menstrual blood in the brew