KENYA: Diageo's East African Breweries unit backs alcohol law
By Chris Mercer | 9 September 2010
Diageo's East African Breweries Ltd has backed new regulations on alcoholic drinks sales in Kenya, after helping the Government to draw up the new law.
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Diageo's East African Breweries Ltd has backed new regulations on alcoholic drinks sales in Kenya, after helping the Government to draw up the new law.
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