43 clubs and eateries have received a warning from the Nairobi County government for noise pollution.
This comes after Governor Johnson Sakaja took action to control municipal nightclubs in response to a public outcry over noise pollution.
All nightclub licenses in the capital’s residential zones were revoked last week by Governor Sakaja, who said that his administration would no longer be issuing new licenses or renewing those already in place.
City Hall claims to have conducted a noise evaluation of the city’s numerous businesses and has just published a report alerting entertainment venues that were deemed to be at fault.
According to the county government, the 43 had noise improvement orders delivered to them and their managers or owners had been detained.
On Monday, President William Ruro promised Governor Sakaja that the national government will assist in the effort to ban nightclubs from operating in residential areas.
In addition to concerns about the clubs’ noise pollution, city hall reported receiving reports of incidents of violence, verbal abuse, glass breakage, and certain clubs’ admission of minors.
The complete list of clubs that the county administration has indicated:
1. Oysterbay bar
2. 909 Lounge
3. Quiver Lounge
4. Barizi club
5. Club 1824
6. Pistop club
7. Claret
8. Egesa Villa
9. Onyx
10. Gucci Bar (Former Uptown Grill)
11. Amazon Park M
12. Cliques Lounge
13. Oaks & Corks
14. Ferrero
15. Unnamed Miraa kiosk Menelik road, Kilimani
16. Victoria Breeze
17. The kettle House
18. Empire Lounge
19. Casa Vera Lounge
20. Roadhouse Grill
21. Blackyz Lounge
22. Gemini Bistro
23. Cigars & Booze
24. Eltaju Bistro
25. Cloud Twenty
26. Cavalli Lounge
27. Hera Aqua Gardens
28. Zinque Tavern
29. Joanna’s Kitchen
30. City Ranch
31. Miale Lounge
32. Eltajau Bistro
33. Ashaki Bar and Grill
34. Cloud 20
35. Fine Breeze Grill
36. iBury Lounge
37. The Bar Next Door
38. Claret Lounge
39. Quiver Lounge
40. Barizi Lounge
41. Egesa Lounge
42. 909 Lounge
43. Oyster Bay
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