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  1. Naivasha's spoken word artist ranks third in prestigious national award

    Released two months ago, Tumechoka addresses pressing issues such as social justice, corruption, and poor leadership. The poem calls on leaders to prioritize accountability and serve the people.

  2. County battles spread of Mpox virus in residential areas, as cases rise to nine

    She adds that the department is now exploring the provision of humanitarian assistance to individuals asked to self-isolate, hoping this will help contain the virus.

  3. How Nakuru businesses are bringing the Christmas cheer to customers

    Muthoni further says, she has had to purchase balloons, Christmas trees, Santa hats, gift wrappers, among other Christmas themed items, in bulk.

  4. Campus Confessions: My mitumba business made me unpopular in school, but it made me a good businesswoman

    I used my pocket money savings to buy a small stock of clothes to start with. Without a physical shop, I went door to door in student hostels, offering my items directly.

  5. Kenya Cup: Oilers' winning streak continues as they beat Mwamba 94-9

    Coming into the season, Gibu notes that their win at the Impala Floodlit title gave them good momentum at the start of the season.

  6. Questions and cheeky comments concerning JCM's new sanctuary

    For other residents, the news was received with cheeky comments that related the happenings in the club with the new occupants.

  7. Nakuru's popular nightclub now a church!

    ‘Mtu wa mayai’ would be found in a corner ready to overfeed you with boiled eggs with a dash of kachumbari.

  8. Biz Lounge: What it takes to create, market and sell money bouquets

    These new skills proved life changing as he was now able to offer a combination of flowers and money in one bouquet.

  9. Nakuru's march against femicide revives memories of slain victims

    Business was brought to a standstill as the protesters navigated the busy city centre under police protection, with bystanders taking the time to take a photo or two of the peaceful protestors.

  10. No Phones: Nakuru parents' struggle to keep children safe

    She worries about the dangers of children forming relationships with strangers online and falling victim to kidnapping.

  11. Why businesses opt to run promotional campaigns in December

    She adds that these activations and discounts can significantly impact businesses, sometimes altering their trajectory.

  12. Kuresoi farmer's innovative solution to effective potato seed storage

    These two factors lead to seed deterioration and reduced availability of quality seed materials.

  13. Senators FC to face Old Friends FC in Wazee Cup Finals

    Senators FC secured their spot in the finals of the Nakuru Wazee Super Cup with an impressive 4-1 victory over Nakuru Veteran FC in the semi-finals. The match began with Senators FC taking an...

  14. Party People!! Here's what to expect at the newly opened Wave XO club

    Mtaa Wangu also spotted men in black suits with name tags on them, who we learnt were security officers in charge of security at the club.

  15. JKUAT takes Nakuball cup in ladies' category, men's final postponed

    In the men’s category things were noisy and messy. Being a replay of last year’s finals, both teams were out to prove themselves.

  16. What ails the film industry in Nakuru?

    Martin Ngugi, a filmmaker in Nakuru with three years' experience, sees immense potential in Nakuru, but acknowledges critical challenges, particularly funding.

  17. Why clubbing in Nakuru CBD isn't what it used to be

    Iconic spots such as Cloud 309, SEBS and Club 64 lit up the evenings and attracted partygoers from all over.

  18. Alarming rise in mother-to-child HIV transmission rates in Nakuru

    The increase is attributed to factors such as teenage pregnancies, unskilled home deliveries, and mothers stopping antiretroviral treatment (ART) or going on "drug holidays," putting infants at...

  19. When you try to work, but your mind is already in holiday mode

    Working during the festive season can feel particularly tough, especially when you have to be in the office instead of enjoying the holidays to the full.

  20. Struggling to focus at work after the holidays? Well, me too

    The once vibrant conversations will now carry an undertone of shared difficulty in resuming normalcy.

  21. County to move SCANN food donations from outside Tower One to Old Town Hall

    Shamsher Gilani, Chairperson of the Street Children Assistance Network (SCANN), has been providing donations to the elderly and persons with disabilities outside Tower One for three years.

  22. How Nakuru traders navigated confusion caused by changing weather patterns

    Alice Kimotho agrees with Catherine as she points out how onions and tomatoes had fluctuating prices.

  23. 'Close them!' Nakuru parents react to Ministry's directive on boarding schools

    From this, the Ministry flagged 348 schools that were not approved to host boarding learners, seven were schools in Nakuru.

  24. How Deaf plumber uses his job to fight stigma against persons with disabilities

    As a plumber, Wanjohi also has the opportunity to work with households in his neighbourhood.

  25. Why County's attempt to acquire more cemetery land has failed

    So why is the county government yet to purchase more land?

  26. How 25-year-old teacher is a beacon of hope for Deaf children

    He says before deciding to become a teacher, he wanted to be a lawyer but quickly decided against that after noticing challenges he had and knew he would solve.

  27. County takes fight against Mpox to Nakuru sex workers, truck drivers

    This comes as Nakuru registers the highest Mpox cases in the country, with the numbers rising to six as at Monday, December 2.

  28. How Nakuru plans to fight GBV at the sub county level

    The GTWG was established in 2008 in response to an increase in GBV cases and the growing need to address the crisis.

  29. Power lines, fuel pipelines and traders' stubborn resolve

    This notice has left hundreds of business operators along the busy Stima Line worried after the eviction notice was issued.

  30. "I almost had a miscarriage because of my partner's abuse" ..... (Part 1)

    Vivian’s hardships began 17 years ago in Free Area, Nakuru. She was a bright Class Seven student with big dreams, but her education was cut short when her parents couldn’t afford the Sh60 fee...

  31. From abuse to near miscarriage to the turning point that saved her life .... (Part 2)

    Vivian admits she occasionally encounters people from her past who still associate her with her old habits. Some still call her ‘Wambui Kalewa’ and claim it’s only a matter of time before she...

  32. Mediamax journalist shot four times honoured for resilience, calls for justice

    Despite the ordeal, she continues to call for justice, noting that neither the government nor any private institution has taken up her case.

  33. Inside dramatic events that led to closure of Nakuru South Cemetery

    This notice follows the surfacing of a video making rounds on the internet, showing what is believed to be human remains exhumed from the Nakuru South cemetery and stashed in sacks.

  34. The day Nakuru County Assembly took 'egg on the face' literally

    The latest bizarre occurrence is when a Member of the County Assembly (MCA) threw rotten eggs at fellow members of the house.

  35. JKUAT and the Rockets to battle for this year's Nakuball champion crown

    In the ladies’ category, last week had already decided the fate of the teams that will be in this year’s final.

  36. World Aids Day: Where does Nakuru stand on HIV/AIDS infections?

    I was only told that I should not share my personal items and that it has no cure and I should fear it. As I grew up, of course, things became clearer.

  37. Is it a Church? Why Nakuru residents are confused by this structure that was supposed to be completed three years ago by the county government

    Driving along the Nakuru-Nairobi highway in Karai area I am sure you have noticed an unfinished structure glaring at you by the road side.

  38. When you have nothing in common with your all grown up cousins: Christmas family gatherings

    This tradition continues today, but things have changed now that we’re older. We no longer trail our parents.

  39. I sent out thousands of job applications without success until I hired a career coach

    With increasing financial responsibilities, ageism, salary expectations, intense competition, and mounting social pressures, navigating your career alone can be overwhelming.

  40. Christmas in ushago? Try something new this year

    Your ushago Christmas doesn’t have to be the same old routine. There are countless ways to make the holidays exciting and memorable.

  41. How Nakuru maize farmers are recovering from post-harvest losses

    He further explains that very few maize farmers have harvested, especially in the low regions of Njoro, Ngata, and Solai.

  42. Nakuru peace ambassadors reveal triggers that may upset county's security

    Mr Gitonga indicated that the disputes are being witnessed in Naivasha, Gilgil, Subukia, Njoro and Bahati sub counties which have created tensions among the communities or residents around the...

  43. Planning a career break in 2025? Here is what to consider

    During the break, he advises focusing on personal growth by learning new skills or gaining knowledge that can enhance work performance or facilitate a career transition.

  44. Are courts and police the weak link in fight against GBV?

    Assumpta Wangui, an opinion leader in Nakuru County also notes that there is need for the investigations into GBV cases and prosecution of the perpetrators to be fast tracked.

  45. Elias Njeru surrenders himself to police

    The suspect is accused of stabbing Florence Wanjiku Gichuki on Thursday night.

  46. County, CSOs, condemn rise of GBV cases in Nakuru County

    The march was not just a peaceful demonstration, it marked the start of the 16 days of activism against gender-based violence (GBV).

  47. Nakuru UDA MCAs split over party's directive to maintain new majority leader

    Led by Naivasha MCA Alex Mbugua, the aggrieved MCAs claimed the party failed to amicably resolve the dispute, but rather sided with one faction.

  48. Lake Naivasha: The water body that keeps on giving

    The celebration was themed 'Collaborative Governance for Blue Transformation and Sustainable Investment in Fisheries

  49. Inside Egerton's debate club where political discourse is had

    One of her most memorable debates was on whether devolution is a beneficial system.

  50. Biz Lounge: Caren Wambui uses Instagram to grow crocheting business

    Initially, Wambui made clothes for herself, her family, and her friends, sharing her creations on Instagram.