The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) officers on Wednesday intercepted a truck transporting illicit liquor worth Kes 3.25 million in Loitoktok.

In a statement, KRA said the vehicle coming from Kimana Town was nabbed with drinks branded Everest Vodka after KRA officials got a tip-off.

“The truck was later driven to Customs Loitoktok Office for further verification and 650 cartons of the Everest vodka were found. Each carton was carrying 20 bottles of 250ml.”

“The truck has since been detained as investigations continue to authenticate the excise stamps which are suspected to be fake.”

Between July and December, KRA intercepted 34 drums, each carrying 250 liters of ethanol valued at Kes 2.38 million.

Did you read this?

  1. KRA Revenue Collection Hits One Trillion-Shilling Mark
  2. Kenya Revenue Authority Unlocks Kes 21.9B Through ADR Program
  3. Katiba Institute Challenges Policy On Kenya-Bound Passengers To Declare Phone IMEI Numbers

“The area has been flagged following similar several interceptions. On 24th December 2022, KRA intercepted a truck carrying 119 drums of Ethanol each 250Ltrs ( 29, 750 Ltrs) and later intercepted two trucks carrying 288 drums of ethanol each 250ltrs ( 72,000 Ltrs) on 5th January 2023 in the same area,” KRA.