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Kiambu's tea farms turn into scenic love spots for couples seeking romance

A couple enjoy the Limuru tea zone a place where lovers meet to talk and enjoy nature. [George Njunge/Standard]

Following the banning of "park and chill" parties in parts of Kiambu County some time ago, resourceful Kenyans have found alternative ways to enjoy the picturesque tea plantations for courtship.

Kiambu County Commissioner Joshua Nkanatha prohibited the parties after they became a nuisance, with some inebriated couples engaging in indecent public displays of affection, including making love openly.

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