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Hospitality Traders Object to Tobacco Control Bill Provisions in Nairobi

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Hospitality traders representing Kisumu County raised strong objections to the Tobacco Control (Amendment) Bill during public participation hearings in Nairobi. The main points of contention included the proposal to raise the legal age for purchasing tobacco and nicotine products from 18 to 21 years. Traders also rejected the proposal to restrict sales within a 100-meter radius of places frequented by children.

From nairobiwire.com

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The pushback focuses on the practical implementation of the bill, questioning how the age limit would function on the ground. Traders questioned whether venue operators would need to implement new identification requirements for purchases.

A committee in Nairobi is currently examining matters related to transport safety and policy reforms.

From nairobiwire.com

Who's involved

  • Kisumu CountyKisumu County, whose hospitality sector is affected by the proposed bill changes.
  • committeeThe committee responsible for examining the bill and receiving stakeholder input.

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  • Kisumu CountySpeculative

    Kisumu County's hospitality businesses might face increased operational costs due to new regulatory requirements.

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