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  1. Nakuru launches agricultural extension policy to improve farmer advisory services

    The policy is expected to strengthen access to information on crop production, livestock management, farm inputs, fertilizers, markets and value addition, while guiding the county's allocation of...

  2. Kabugi irrigation project to bring 64.2 hectares under irrigation, benefit 321 farmers in Gilgil

    Under the project design, 321 farmers will benefit through two water distribution systems. Solar-powered pumping will supply 139 farmers located upstream, while a gravity-fed system will serve...

  3. Lari Wendani irrigation scheme to expand to 100 hectares through rehabilitation project

    Once completed, the scheme is expected to support 250 farmers cultivating 100 hectares, with each farmer able to irrigate up to 0.4 hectares, doubling the current allocation.

  4. Neighbour among 3 people arrested in Bahati after initiate dies in seclusion

    Elvis Maina, a Grade Eight pupil at Murangaro Junior Secondary School, died on November 5 at his grandfather’s home in Cedar Lodge village, where he was undergoing traditional seclusion after the...

  5. Inside the decade long dispute that led to the demolition of Baraka Nursing Home

    The demolition followed a court order issued in October, with the association maintaining that Dr. Ochoki had been given time to vacate the premises but declined to leave.

  6. Survey: 65 percent of married women in Nakuru use contraceptives

    Among the modern methods, injectables were the most commonly used in Nakuru at 25.6 per cent, followed by implants at 23 per cent.

  7. Kidney patients lament treatment disruption after breakdown of dialysis machines at Nakuru and Naivasha hospitals

    Githinji says the breakdowns have forced the facility to rely on the remaining functional machines to serve patients who depend on regular treatment, raising concerns about the adequacy of...

  8. Man found dead in Solai coffee plantation, family demands answers

    Liris who is yet to come to terms with the mysterious death of her son said that hours before his body was discovered they had shared dinner together not knowing it would be their last meal together

  9. 30-year-old Baraka Nursing Home demolished after Nakuru Muslim Association wins land ownership dispute

    The demolition ended operations at the facility, which had been providing maternity and other healthcare services to residents.

  10. Survivor’s tale: The final moments before the tragic Mau Narok crash

    Police confirmed that four people, including the driver, Mr Joseph Nganga, 32, died at the scene, while two others succumbed to their injuries while receiving treatment in hospital.

  11. Naivasha Police launch probe after body of 46-year-old man is retrieved from a well in Kihoto

    “The body was in the well and it had no visible injuries. But a post-mortem may bring out some other issues. I think the guiding point is the post-mortem,” said Sigei

  12. Postmortem reveals two hippos found dead at lake Naivasha had ingested fishing nets

    The deaths have also renewed attention on the growing human-wildlife conflict around Lake Naivasha, where rising water levels have submerged some of the animals' grazing grounds, forcing them to...

  13. Nakuru’s strong performance against visitors highlights growing local gaming enthusiasm

    The tournament also highlighted the potential of gaming events to bring together young people through competition, while providing a platform for emerging talent to gain experience and recognition.

  14. Businesswoman demands justice following alleged assault in Athinai Police custody

    Nduku, a businesswoman claims she was assaulted by a female police officer at the Police post in Mogotio where she was taken in following a disagreement with an onion supplier.

  15. Side Effects: Ogoti the Boychild’s debut album inspired by his pharmaceutical background

    By drawing on pharmaceutical language, Ogoti says he connects familiar medical concepts to everyday experiences and broader societal questions. In particular, the project challenges the...

  16. GuFy Dox leaves fans wanting more after electrifying performance at poetraits return

    GuFy took to the stage at around 6.45pm and performed until approximately 7.30pm, taking the audience through a selection of pieces from his different albums

  17. What Gen Zs don’t like about Nakuru city

    In May 2026, two residents, Ibrahim Karanja and human rights activist Laban Omusundi, petitioned the Nakuru County Assembly seeking the revocation of the city's status, arguing that it had failed...

  18. Suspect linked to Naivasha timberyard arson attack arrested

    According to the Sub County Police boss preliminary investigations are pointing to a case of arson which police are pursuing

  19. Nakuru man uses his breast cancer battle experience to champion awareness

    Through his experience, Ndungu says he wants other patients to understand that a cancer diagnosis should not stop them from seeking help.

  20. Court ban on politicians’ branding of public projects echoes Nakuru activist’s concerns

    Although the orders relate to projects in Kajiado North, the ruling has brought renewed attention to similar branding practices across the country.

  21. Menengai deputy OCS charged with defilement of a 13-year-old girl

    The court further directed Ruto not to contact prosecution witnesses, in any manner, while the case is pending.

  22. Naivasha timberyard fire puts Nakuru County’s emergency response under scrutiny

    The Monday night incident comes a few months after the Utumishi Girls Academy fire tragedy that claimed 16 lives after the school dormitory caught fire.

  23. KWS launch investigations after two hippos die at Lake Naivasha

    Residents woke up to find the two hippos lying along the lake’s shores, appearing unresponsive. The animals were found a few metres apart

  24. Long school holiday? Here are different ways to keep your children busy

    Parents can combine organised programmes with simple activities at home, such as reading, cooking together, gardening, playing board games and visiting local attractions.

  25. UDA bets on development projects as battle for Nakuru voting bloc heats up

    Opposition leaders, through political mobilisation and alliance-building, hopes to turn public concerns over the delivery of campaign promises into a broader challenge to President William Ruto's...

  26. Nakuru hosts World Potato Congress

    Kagwe highlighted the significance of the gathering in connecting Kenya’s agricultural sector with international expertise, research and investment.

  27. Cultural nights gain ground in Nakuru’s entertainment scene

    The growing presence of these events raises an interesting observation about Nakuru’s nightlife: going out is not always about discovering the newest international sound. For some revellers,

  28. Education Ministry allows 27 candidates from Nakuru county who missed in the final nominal roll to sit exams

    Mulili said all the candidates would sit their examinations at the county headquarters, with St Xavier’s School hosting them during the examination period.

  29. Bahati leaders urge peace and strengthen security ahead of elections

    Bahati Member of Parliament Irene Njoki called on residents to embrace peace, unity and coexistence, noting that the constituency is home to people from diverse ethnic communities. She stressed...

  30. Countdown to end year: Why I’m not concerned about my 2026 new year resolutions

    Still, perhaps it is time to look at those resolutions again, if only to establish what happened. Did we abandon the goal, change our minds or simply underestimate how expensive and exhausting...

  31. Nakuru event organisers team-up to elevate party experience

    Moreover, collaboration allows entertainment players to explore different formats and audiences while building relationships that could create more opportunities for the industry.

  32. Oversight: DPP fails to link six senior Nakuru county officials to Sh 120 procurement scandal

    The investigation centered on allegations of conflict of interest involving Lorna Karamuta Mubichi, an economist employed by the county government, and companies associated with her husband...

  33. Utumishi Girls heroine Cecilia Wanjiku honoured posthumously as two Nakuru residents recognised with heroes’ award

    Wanjiku was among individuals recognised for their contributions to society under the Philanthropy category of the National Heroes Awards.

  34. Nakuru assembly seeks public views on Livestock Sales Yard Bill

    The proposed law seeks to establish a framework for the management and control of livestock sales yards in the county

  35. Lake Nakuru flood victims reject CS Joho’s directive, demand compensation

    Barut area chief Joseph Oyawa noted that the individuals whose homes were submerged have been awaiting compensation for years and do not represent those in the Lake currently fishing.

  36. You have a good CV, but what makes you different?

    According to career development expert Roy Ndombi, employers are interested not only in what candidates claim they can do but also in how they have applied their skills to solve real-world problems.

  37. Inside the push by Nakuru MCAs to remove three county executive members  

    The three notices were accepted by the Speaker as properly given

  38. Al Capone Nax Vegas given 14 days to address noise pollution concerns

    The complaints has also drawn the attention of have Ward MCA, who alleged that the noise is affecting schools and hospitals near the entertainment space other than residents.

  39. Nyokabi Macharia’s ‘Index One’ performance reignites debate over Nakuru’s lack of theatre space

    For Sylvia Wanja, a creative from Nakuru, the homecoming was particularly significant because of what it represented for the local arts industry.

  40. Nakuru RFC, Menengai Oilers test new signings during Mashujaa day friendly clash

    Otieno said Nakuru RFC approached the Oilers for the friendly, expressing gratitude to the team for accepting the invitation.

  41. Bennito’s Salsa Socials brings new rhythm to Nakuru’s dance enthusiasts

    For first-timer Ashley Omoga, attending Bennito’s Salsa Social was an opportunity to step outside her usual routine and experience something different.

  42. Out of bounds: KWS warns against fishing at Lake Nakuru after Joho’s directive

    Since the announcement, youth from communities surrounding the park have reportedly made increased attempts to access the lake for fishing, prompting authorities to reinforce security and...

  43. Egerton University students face uncertainity as lecturers’ strike drags on

    Students like first-year student Lynn Chakongo, says the continued disruption comes barely a month after joining the university, leaving her uncertain about how the interruption will affect her...

  44. Show us the evidence: Nakuru civil society groups challenge CS Joho on Lake Nakuru fishing safety

    In a statement dated October 17, the (NACCSOF questioned the legal basis of Joho’s declaration, made during a public forum convened by Governor Susan Kihika on Friday.

  45. Insecurity: Land dispute in Molo turns violent after woman is raped, family threatened

    Molo Deputy County Commissioner Barasa Wafula says Kapsita has longstanding land disputes, with competing ownership claims making it difficult to establish who legally owns some parcels.

  46. Timelines hail global poetry runner-up finish as ‘a victory for Kenya’

    Timelines attributes his performance to the authentic stories he carries from Nakuru, where gang violence and insecurity have shaped the experiences of some young people.

  47. Lejosh Jamal brings dreams, survival and self-reflection to life in first solo showcase

    The performance was deliberately structured to combine poetry with music and rap, allowing Jamal to explore different dimensions of his artistic expression. He noted that music complemented his...

  48. Why Gachagua’s DCP blocked Senator Keroche’s first meeting with party members

    ‎‎ The party directed its members and officials not to attend, facilitate or participate in the meeting.

  49. Cabbage shortage adds pressure to rising food prices in Nakuru

    The price is set with little to no room for bargaining as sellers insist the price is non-negotiable.

  50. Lack of enough public dustbins highlights growing waste disposal challenge in Nakuru

    Mungai said the department was seeking to mobilize resources from private sector actors to help provide bins for public spaces.

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