Kenya's Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) is under intense scrutiny as the crisis of poisonous counterfeit alcohol deepens, with illicit drinks now dominating the market.

• An estimated 60 per cent of alcohol consumed in Kenya is illicit.
• The Anti-Counterfeit Authority estimates the illegal alcohol economy costs Kenya Sh71 billion annually.
• Consumer advocates are describing the situation as a "full-blown public health catastrophe."