Kenya's Kenya Bureau of Standards (KEBS) is under scrutiny as the crisis of poisonous counterfeit alcohol deepens, with illicit drinks now reportedly making up an estimated 60 per cent of alcohol consumed in the country.

• The illegal alcohol economy is estimated to cost Kenya Sh71 billion annually, according to the Anti-Counterfeit Authority.
• KEBS is facing pressure to account for its role in the escalating crisis.
• Consumer advocates have labeled the situation a "full-blown public health catastrophe."