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A section of Nakuru youth are urging the government to reopen Keroche Breweries, claiming its closure has led to massive joblessness. The brewer which was closed on June 14, this year for failing to meet government guidelines, rendered over 400 direct employees jobless.Led by Njoroge Njuhi, the youth have urged the government to strike a deal with the company to allow it, to reopen. They have also faulted the government on the handling of the matter.
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Nakuru youth want Keroche breweries reopened
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