In Ongata Rongai, Kajiado North, the battle against booming bars rages on, leaving residents dismayed.

Despite government efforts, locals are caught in the crossfire of disruptive establishments affecting daily life.

For Makori, a resident tired of the relentless party outside his window every night, the struggle is real. “The noise is intolerable; it’s like an endless party disrupting my sleep,” he laments.

Miriam Kairu, a local businesswoman, echoes Makori’s sentiments, expressing how the chaos from bars and spirits shops interferes with daytime business operations.

Painting a vivid picture of the daily struggles, residents highlight the challenges faced by those living in close proximity to these establishments.

Despite years of complaints to local authorities, including the National Environment Management Authority (NEMA) and Kajiado County officials, the disruptive nightlife persists.

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One notorious hotel, with its booming speakers and rowdy patrons, has become a focal point of discontent.

Situated close to residential buildings, it flouts noise regulations, sparking outrage among Ongata Rongai residents.

A chain of bars nestled between apartments has also forced many tenants to relocate due to unbearable noise levels.

The issue extends beyond the town center, with disturbances reported near Nyotu, close to the Rongai police station.

In the ongoing battle against bar nuisances in Ongata Rongai, locals are resolute in reclaiming their neighborhoods from noise pollution and disruption.

The quest for peace and quiet persists, as residents stand united to restore their beloved town’s tranquilit

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