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  1. How Wanyore use social media to promote club's visibility

    As a community club, our social media presence not only serves the club but the community.

  2. How lack of coordination between county and national governments results to stalled projects

    Another project that has been abandoned due to the discord between the county and national governments is the multi-million trauma centre at the Nakuru County Teaching and Referral Hospital.

  3. Fresh details emerge on how group operating along Kenyatta avenue got a business permit

    Mr Sang' however notes that a similar business operating near Kanu house has not been licensed and they will soon collaborate with the county security apparatus to deal with the group.

  4. Corruption claims and OCS transfers plague Bondeni police station

    We found out that since 2019 to date, Bondeni Police Station has had four OCSs and only one of the four has stayed the longest (two years).

  5. Biz Lounge: How Mureithi slowly climbed to the apex of catering in Naivasha

    Murethi says his first three jobs were challenging, as he made minimal profit due to renting equipment, which left him with only around Sh. 4,000 as profit.

  6. Power to play? Naivasha parents disappointed by PP2 graduation gown

    Many felt the gowns didn’t justify the high fees they were required to pay, making the event feel exploitative.

  7. Tabitha Keroche's 'Moi' remark that landed her in trouble with netizens

    But this too did not stop the criticism which raised concerns on the reception and perception of the public regarding the subject.

  8. Repeated 'happy ending' requests forces Nakuru spa to enforce strict rules

    The post read, 'When a man comes for a massage alone, and he knows we can only massage a man if accompanied with a wife or girlfriend to our spa.'

  9. Exclusive: Inside con game along Kenyatta avenue running in broad daylight

    One such operation involves an elaborate display of household goods under a blue and orange tent designed to catch the eye of anyone dreaming of furnishing their home.

  10. Kabarak maintain their win at Nakuball regular season finals

    Through a series of successive and impressive plays from Joseph Ntabo, Trevor Masinde and Zack Murimi, Dykaan were on the driver’s seat of the game having the crowd on their feet.

  11. Exclusive: Inside con game along Kenyatta avenue running in broad daylight

    We caught wind of a Facebook post that expressed the displeasure of residents of the existence of these ‘booths’ that seek to con people.

  12. WRC, conferences, boost Airbnb business in Naivasha

    Gladys also points out that the annual World Rally Championship has been a major contributor to the demand, as the influx of visitors often exceeds the available accommodations.

  13. Another one! Former Governor Lee Kinyanjui's cheeky take on Gachagua ouster

    The final section of the post reads, “The finals are widely expected to feature “Return of Hot Air” by Coome and “Marumbai Eaters” by Jeff. These two pieces are based on a true story from the...

  14. What Nakuru had to say about Samuel Ndanyi's exit

    The story went viral and residents went to the comment section on Facebook to give their two cents on the topic.

  15. Why you should consider a horizontal move for your career growth

    Vertical career growth tends to focus on flashy new job titles while horizontal career growth is a way to create value.

  16. Business tricks enabling Naivasha street photographers to make Sh 10,000 per day

    However, Kemoi says they initially struggled to attract clients, as most visitors preferred photos taken inside the park.

  17. Autopsy report: Vivian Kajaya died painful death

    Speaking after witnessing her daughter's post-mortem at the Nakuru City Mortuary on October 24, Ms Mideva says that the pathologist informed her that the assailants strangled her, while her nose...

  18. How thieves targeted same Nakuru shop four times in three months

    He informs us that earlier that morning, he had discovered his shop had been broken into.

  19. How farmers can help reduce malnutrition rate in Nakuru

    Mr. Githiri emphasizes that the approach will encourage the production of diverse, nutrient-rich foods, dietary diversity while addressing underlying causes of malnutrition, such as food access...

  20. Nakuru police baffled by robbery victim who refused to press charges

    To their surprise, the victim only asked to be given back his phone, saying he had no interest in proceeding with the case.

  21. Shujaa Gladys Chesire: A nurse with a heart for diabetes patients

    Chesire, a diabetes care and management nurse at Nakuru Teaching and Referral Hospital, has been a nurse for 19 years.

  22. Shujaa Jimmy Jey: Barber giving confidence to the downcast, one free haircut at a time

    Nothing has given me more satisfaction than the thought of saving someone who wanted to give up on life, simply through a haircut. This has to be among my greatest achievements.

  23. Shujaa Maimuna: Human rights defender determined to end social injustice

    Since completing her training, Muna has been unwavering in her commitment to promoting access to justice for local communities, a mission she has pursued for over 14 years.

  24. Shujaa Fidel Ongolla: Basketball guru bringing the sport closer to talented youth

    The chairperson recalls a time when they were having one of their games in Kivumbini and some of the parents came up to him and thanked him for this initiative.

  25. Shujaa Fidelis Karanja: Bold women's rights advocate leading fight against GBV

    In addition, the organization also runs a mentorship program to advance the education of young girls pursuing Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) subjects.

  26. Nakuru residents: This is what we expect from new police commander

    Simon Nasieku, a business leader in Nakuru says he would want the issue of burglaries in the city centre to be addressed.

  27. Nakuru woman donating wigs to restore confidence in Cancer patients

    Initially, unsure how to reach those in need, Sophia turned to social media, posting in groups about offering wigs to women experiencing alopecia due to cancer treatments. The response was...

  28. Biz Lounge: Boldness, parents support, propelled my entrepreneurship journey

    She explains that she chose the name "fruit packs" to create a distinct brand identity, that would support her business as it grows.

  29. MCAs ask for armed security officers, following Wajir MCA's death

    He however called for speedy investigations to establish the killers of Mr Hussein and the reasons behind his abduction and murder.

  30. Biz Lounge: Incubator business hatched from desire to solve mother's struggle

    After creating his prototype, Kiplel received an invitation from his high school teacher to advise agriculture students on the importance of studying the subject.

  31. "Till death do us part," Why youth in Shabab are embracing mass weddings

    Edward Kinjabe, 33, and Celestine Sitienei, 29, met in 2014 while working and studying at Kisii University. After their pre-wedding ceremony in May 2024, they planned to get married, but due to...

  32. How to manage stage fright when making presentations at work

    Since then, Caroline has been offering practical tips for those grappling with stage fright, emphasizing that overcoming this fear requires dedication and practice, noting that practice makes...

  33. Mtaani Konnect: A group empowering Naivasha youth through art

    Although the group allows members aged between 18-35 years and has since reduced to 30 members due to members leaving for better opportunities, Wakaba remains hopeful.

  34. 'We are denied duty stations with high allowances,' junior police officers say

    The officer revealed that the senior officers who are mandated with assigning duties send the juniors to stations where they are paid little or no allowance, while ensuring they themselves go to...

  35. Notable moments in Samuel Ndanyi's time as Nakuru police commander

    This caused an uproar among journalists in Nakuru, leading to demonstrations by the journalists which culminated at Central Police Station.

  36. The slowly brewing wine culture in Nakuru city

    In Nakuru, it is clear that most people don’t know their wines, and most importantly, we don’t have a wine-drinking culture. Bummer, right?

  37. Threats, deception and a Sh 47million market (Part 2)

    We were dissatisfied with the authority's response. They mentioned bringing in a valuer as part of their investigations, but we haven't received any conclusive feedback since then.

  38. Mzee Wanyama residents blame potholes for rise in fatal road crashes

    Nyaituga Maina an opinion leader in the area says that the road which was built some few years back has become damaged due to the heavy flow of traffic, most of it being the huge lorries ferrying...

  39. Threats, deception and a neglected Sh 47 million market (Part 1)

    In an article published in a daily paper dated January 8, 2021, it was stated that the funds for the construction of this market were lobbied as part of a grant by the previous county...

  40. 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?

  41. 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.

  42. 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.

  43. 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.

  44. 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.

  45. 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.

  46. 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

  47. 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.

  48. 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.

  49. 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.

  50. 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.