Kabarak law students describe Elisha Ongoya as a strict, witty but kind lecturer So Mr Ongoya asked him, if we comb through the abdicator act right now, will we find your father’s name as one of the sources of law in Kenya?
Eliud Etemesi: How dance has opened financial doors for me His first payment for dancing came during his second year when he was invited to perform at a school event, earning Sh. 4,000.
Form three student goes missing amidst accusation of stealing kitchen keys The disappearance of 16-year-old Ibrahim Kiprotich Kibet has left his family in distress after he mysteriously left school in Elgeyo Marakwet on September 30.
Vivian Kajaya murder: MKU student was mother's only hope The family was at the station to receive an update on the ongoing investigations into the murder of the university student whose body was dumped in a maize plantation.
Worrying accounts of Naivasha thieves targeting homes on Sunday Grace notes that no one in the area has come out to say they witnessed anything unusual.
Jackson Raini: A man dedicated to conserving the environment It was in the 90s while at the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) offices, where he met Wangari Mathai and drew inspiration from the Green Belt Movement.
Duo charged with possession of counterfeit pesticides worth Sh 600,000 in Kenlands Maina and Wangethi, who appeared before Senior Resident Magistrate Priscah Nyota on Tuesday, were released on a cash bail of Sh 30,000 each
Friends, family, recount last moments with former Shabab MCA Daniel Kamau According to David, first responders who arrived at the scene managed to pull Kamau from the wreckage. He was still conscious.
How a support group helped me after I was diagnosed with breast cancer at the age of 25 Ann Wanjiku never imagined she would go through the same journey as her mother after her death.
Nakuru Wazee Premier League: Veterans unite to create mentorship platform It aims to provide an opportunity for former players to continue enjoying the sport, while also involving new players who may not have reached the professional level.
Njoro school sets up factory to sustain education for girls So far, the organization has helped educate 350 girls, most of whom come from families that cannot afford school fees.
How rampant vandalism hurts businesses in Nakuru city Moreover, businesses that invest in advertising face financial losses if their ads are vandalized. Thabanja points out that this has implications on the city's economy.
'Death followed me home': MKU student murdered in Kiamunyi In the midst of the large crowd, we notice a young girl who after laying eyes on the body, slowly goes and stands a distance away in seclusion from everyone else.
Missing child: He went to play and never came back home At around 7:30, I started getting worried. With the help of my neighbours we searched for him into the wee hours of the night, but to no avail. On Sunday, the search continued but we did not find...
Unknown animal kills dogs, goats, in Mirugi Kariuki estate On Monday last week, the residents’ fears were confirmed after Njogu Ndagutha woke up to find three of his goats eaten by an unknown animal.
Play on struggles of single mothers lights up Nakuru players' theatre On top of that, it has been twenty years since they last saw Denise, and they are also grappling with the fact that they fathered her children.
Nakuru traffic chaos when it rains: Here is why it happens The stretch of highway from Gateiguru to Eveready and parts of section 58 are particularly prone to congestion.
Nakuru potato farmers receive climate-smart training to tackle challenges of climate change Potato farmers in Nakuru are grappling with dwindling production due to the worsening effects of climate change.
Meet Isaac Njuguna, a young artiste using poetry for activism against GBV During his high school years, Njuguna noticed the prevalence of gender-based violence against men. Moved by the issue, he began writing poetry to address the problem and its effects.
Why people with disabilities in Kenlands have something to smile about The group consists of fifteen members - twelve women and three men - who have learnt how to make liquid soap, disinfectant, fabric softener, bags and shirts. They also buy and sell scrap metal.
Nakuru's nightlife: How Amapiano Sunday dethroned Friday as the ultimate party day What was once reserved for Friday and Saturday as Sherehe days no longer appeals to revellers who now prefer to go out on Sunday.
Mastering email communication: Tips for clear and effective messages Whether you're corresponding with colleagues, clients or potential employers, following the right email etiquette can have a significant impact on your professional success.
War memorial saga: Court orders reopening of hospital, with conditions In a dramatic turn of events, on Wednesday, October 9, a section of members of Nakuru County Assembly stormed the Nakuru War Memorial hospital demanding it be opened following the order issued by...
Family looking for 76-year-old who went missing at Subukia shrine If you have any information regarding the whereabouts of Dominic Gathogo, please get in touch with the Subukia Police Station or your nearest police post immediately. Alternatively, call...
Mazingira day: Nakuru through the eyes of an environmentalist As we mark Mazingira day, James Wakibia an Environmental activist, says when it comes to matters environment conservation, Nakuru is at a worrying state.
#Ad Glen in Nakuru: PERAK to host Pamoja Peace Festival on Mashujaa day The countdown is on for ALL Reggae fans. Don't miss out on what is set to be the ultimate festival in NAKURU CITY!!
Nakuru motor club: A community of classic car lovers Moseax notes that, from the club, they have managed to structure a membership that allows car enthusiasts to benefit by networking and on boarding their family on travel.
Trip to Nairobi turns tragic as 44 year-old goes missing Unfortunately, that never came to be. Amidst the fracas caused by the heavy traffic of people in that part of the city centre, they lost sight of each other. This was the last time Grace was with...
The value of mentoring your juniors at the workplace Ogolla also notes that mentoring plays a crucial role in career development, helping junior officers set goals and make informed decisions.
How Nakuru M-Pesa agent lost Sh 20,000 in well-calculated fake notes scam Upon retrieving the money, I immediately noticed that the texture was very strange. Before I could confirm my worst fears, I knew the notes were fake. Surprisingly only the sh.500 was real
The fascinating wonders of Subukia shrine Believers, from all walks of life, ascend the hill in devotion, reciting the rosary, to different prayer points scattered throughout the mountain where they kneel silently making heartfelt...
Impassable roads: A people neglected by their leaders Gideon Olualo, from Ikumbi sub-location in Kuresoi North adds that, other than bad roads they are also lacking road infrastructure such as bridges in areas where the roads are separated by a river.
Poor drainage: Nakuru's most notorious flooding zones I live on the ground floor of my apartment and whenever I am at work and it rains, I am always sure without a doubt that my house will be flooded. Saa zingine nafungua mlango yangu napata maji...
Imarisha Barabara: How the Sh 70.5 million project works He adds that the greatest challenge has been the breakdown of machines, delays in accessing fuel as it passes a tedious procurement process, which takes too much time, and the nature of vast...
Potholes in city centre puncture Nakuru's image Mr. Wanyonyi says in instances where thugs are targeting boda boda riders at night, they hide near a pothole knowing that when you approach the spot you have to slow down.
The truth behind Christ the King Cathedral's architecture The church also features 14 terrazzo windows, representing the 14 Stations of the Cross, commonly known as 'Njia ya Msalaba.'
Sprint skating club wins end of year tournament At this end of year tournament, the Sprint Skating Club ended up emerging as overall victors of the entire tournament.
DP Gachagua's impeachment motion weakens UDA standing in Nakuru Even though Nakuru has always been regarded as the determining factor when it comes to matters politics, currently as it stands she is also in limbo not knowing which direction to take, in this...
Biz Lounge: Selling fruits in Nakuru enabled us to build our homes He specializes in selling pineapples, investing between Sh. 3,000 and Sh. 5,000 in stock, two to three times a week. From this, he earns an average profit of Sh. 2,000 per day.
'People call us KeNHA': A story of money and potholes They understand that their work is important not just for survival, but in a way for the community which has earned them the name ‘KENHA’.
Sketchy details sorround mysterious building in Milimani estate So magnificent is this hotel meant to be, that it will rival even the prestigious hotel nearby.
High burglary cases keep Nakuru businesses on edge “It is often said that you can never trust anyone especially when it comes to business, therefore keeping your circle small and even keeping your business ventures to yourself will go a long way...
Nakuru school using field days to expose young learners to agribusiness Hundreds of farmers and students had the chance to explore new technologies and innovations during an agribusiness field day in Njoro Sub-county. Students from Utafuti Primary and Junior School,...
How men selling female clothing sweet-talk their way into booming sales "Sometimes it's not in using big words. Just telling the client, that colour looks great on you or I love that pattern! can boost her confidence immensely," he says.
Have CCTV cameras helped curb crime in Nakuru city? He however notes those that are currently working, have helped a great deal to support security apparatus in their investigations.
My life as a shoe shiner, 48 years on For the last four decades, Mwangi has worked as one of the regular shoe shiners outside Telkom House along Moi Road.
Nakuru cab driver's quick thinking that helped recover stolen vehicle He says the driver seemed to be heading to town from Mzee Wanyama but instead diverted at Bartmore, making a stop between two apartments
What we know about the upcoming building near Naivas downtown As we go past the Naivas Downtown Roundabout on the way to Menengai High School, we notice a tall building. From the outside, one can see that it is steadily taking shape. Since 2021, the...
My experience as a Deaf waiter in Nakuru city Afterward, he brings the orders and welcomes the guests to a bountiful meal. Should anyone require his services, he says, they wave at him, alerting him that he’s needed.
How upskilling keeps you ahead of the pack in your career He adds that continuous learning helps with personal growth and keeps you competitive in your field, reducing skill gaps and increasing job satisfaction. This also helps companies keep their...
