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  1. 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.

  2. 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.

  3. 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.

  4. 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.

  5. 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.

  6. 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.

  7. 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.

  8. 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...

  9. 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...

  10. 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.

  11. #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!!

  12. 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.

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  13. 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...

  14. 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.

  15. 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

  16. 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...

  17. 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.

  18. 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...

  19. 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...

  20. 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.

  21. 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.'

  22. 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.

  23. 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...

  24. 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.

  25. '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’.

  26. 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.

  27. 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...

  28. 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,...

  29. 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.

  30. 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.

  31. 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.

  32. 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

  33. 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...

  34. 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.

  35. 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...

  36. Another Nakuru businessman loses Sh 400,000 after shop theft

    “Venye nilifungua duka nilishtuka. Nilipata mangumuu zimetupanishwa na huko na simu nilikuwa nazo zimeenda zote. Kulikuwa pia na shimo kubwa kwa ukuta.”

  37. Big win for hoteliers as Nakuru weather enters cold mode

    Michael Frank agrees with Ziinat, saying how this has also helped in boosting the sales of mandazis and chapatis.

  38. County plans to dispose 88 unclaimed bodies in Nakuru morgues

    The devolved unit has also released a list detailing the unclaimed bodies, along with the date and place of death.

  39. The intrigues of Nakuru's unpredictable weather patterns

    So two hours later I made my way to Mercy Njeri and upon arrival it was dusty and no sign of rainfall which had me wondering why would he lie to me?

  40. How Olivia Igadwa introduced rugby to children in Nakuru west

    It was from this young team, that Olivia contributed to the number of players playing in Nakuru age grade academy.

  41. 17-year-old Jacinta Njeri wins the overall junior category at the Nakuru Women's Open

    Jacinta Njeri, a deaf athlete, won the overall junior category at the Nakuru Women's Open tournament.

  42. "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...

  43. New restaurant hopes to revive Nakuru's 24-hour economy

    Something exciting is happening in Nakuru and everyone has taken notice.

  44. Lobby group wins court case against county government to save Lake Nakuru

    The petition highlighted the release of several chemical wastes into the Lake Nakuru Basin, including rubble, industrial alcohol, molasses, methane, methylated spirits and other products.

  45. Stop using paraffin, aloe vera on wounds caused by a baboon bite, here is what you need to do

    It's important to avoid using home remedies such as paraffin, raw eggs or aloe vera as these can delay proper treatment.

  46. Work-life balance: The dangers of not taking your leave days

    Too much of anything is toxic. When you wake up every day and do the same thing, it becomes your reality.

  47. What Nakuru residents have to say about the incomplete Afraha Stadium

    The conversation did not end there. The topic also took centre stage in Mtaa Wangu’s social media platforms.

  48. Judith Barasa: An athlete fuelled by passion for volleyball

    As fate would have it, an unfortunate incident on the pitch in 2005 forced her out of the pitch after getting a knee injury, keeping her out of active volleyball for two years.

  49. Heroic act lands woman in hospital with deep baboon bites

    No sooner had she reached for the one-year-old baby than a male baboon attacked her and bit her lower forearm, she recalls.

  50. Why Nakuru journalists were roughed up at the County Assembly

    He continues, “Similarly today, one of the county assembly officials came out and said we were not cleared to gain access into the County Assembly.”