The rise of Nairobi's park-and-chill culture is drawing revellers away from clubs, reshaping nightlife and creating new business opportunities.
By
George Ngigi
Correspondent
Nation Media Group
Park and chill is a culture that started during Covid period, following government directives to close entertainment spots to contain the contagious disease, but it stuck around and is now threatening the survival of clubs and pubs.
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