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"Two women in Kenya have been using a graveyard to illegally sell local liquor in a cunning bid to avoid the Police. Over the past year the public cemetery in Nyambera village Kisii town has been used as the local Chang&amp;#039;aa den. Shoe shiners, touts and taxi drivers are among those buying and drinking the popular Kenyan spirit, and have even been spotted sleeping off their hangovers among the gravestones.  In most Kenyan communities graveyards are feared, and locals think that this is the reason the police haven&amp;#039;t put a stop to it. One customer told Standard Digital News: &amp;quot;We are simply evading the police who harass us in the villages. &amp;quot;Here we are safe. They cannot come to the cemetery. They fear the place.&amp;quot; When illegally brewed, Chang&amp;#039;aa can be bought for as little as 5 Kenyan shillings (4p / 6c), but often contains ingredients such as jet fuel and battery acid.  &amp;gt; Graveyards calendar becomes bestseller - pictures &amp;gt; Alcohol firm offers &amp;#039;booze for blood&amp;#039; promotion "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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