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The High Court in Nairobi has barred businesses from listing, selling, or purchasing alcoholic drinks through online platforms and digital marketplaces unless they strictly comply with all applicable county and national regulations. Justice David Mburu ordered an immediate halt to all online alcohol sales conducted without valid operating licenses. Under the directives, e-commerce platforms must isolate alcohol sales within a dedicated section of their websites or apps and enforce strict age gates to prevent minors from entering. “Access to that section is conditional upon secure customer…

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Additionally, the court directed that a purchaser's age must be verified before a transaction is completed, while the recipient's age must independently be confirmed before delivery or handover of the alcoholic drinks.

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