Police in Nyali, Mombasa County, have intensified their war on illicit brews after seizing 60 litres of Chang’aa and arresting one suspect in a coordinated multi-agency raid. The operation is part of an ongoing national effort to eliminate the sale and consumption of illegal alcohol and drugs in local communities.
Highlights
- 60 litres of Chang’aa confiscated in Sosiani, Nyali Sub-County.
- One suspect arrested and set to appear in court.
- Operation led by Kongowea Police Station and NGAO officers.
- Crackdown targets illegal brews and hard drugs in the Coast region.
- Police vow continued collaboration with locals to curb illicit trade.
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Joint Operation in Nyali
On October 30, 2025, police officers from Kongowea Police Station teamed up with National Government Administration Officers (NGAO) to raid illicit brew dens in Sosiani, Nyali Sub-County. Acting on intelligence, the team stormed several hideouts and confiscated 60 litres of Chang’aa.
Suspect Arrested, Set for Court
One suspect was arrested during the operation and is expected to be arraigned in court today, October 31, 2025. Authorities say the raid marks another victory in the ongoing fight against unregulated alcohol, which poses serious health and security risks.
Wider Anti-Illicit Campaign
The Nyali operation is part of a nationwide multi-agency campaign targeting illicit liquor and narcotics. Police have stepped up surveillance and pledged to dismantle brewing networks operating in residential areas.
Police Urge Public Cooperation
The National Police Service urged the public to remain vigilant and share information about illegal brewing activities. The service emphasized that community support is key to achieving lasting safety and wellness across Kenyan neighbourhoods.
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