1. Two Egerton students on a mission to transform community in Njoro

    She soon realised that malnutrition was rampant among children in the community. In response, she initiated conversations with parents, emphasising the importance of proper nutrition.

  2. Alvin Sam: Domestic worker turned human rights activist

    But with nowhere else to get support, Alvin opted to take whatever was at his disposal in order to make ends meet.

  3. New police boss lands in Rongai weeks after gruesome murders

    Away from the murder, police officers in the sub county have also been faulted for a number of vices, including alleged harassment and extortion of residents.

  4. Baboon jokes signify confusion around Mpox disease in Nakuru city

    Now, with the Mpox virus, Mtaa Wangu took a look at the public transport system to find out if they were aware of the disease and whether they had implemented any sanitation measures in the...

  5. How baking hobby turned to lucrative business for 29 year old

    Initially, she baked part-time but, in August, decided to fully focus and invest Sh. 25,000 into the business, purchasing a mixer and plates, and using her car to sell and deliver orders.

  6. Shabab stage launch elicits mixed reactions from netizens, three weeks later

    After the launch, through her Facebook account on August 27, 2024, the Governor said that the stage was in line with her commitment to support the public transport sector, ensuring all...

  7. Survivor blames driver's rush in Ngata road crash that killed two

    Among the survivors on the Eldoret Crossroads matatu was an athlete, Lewis Kipkemboi who was coming from Nairobi after participating in the Sunday Nairobi City Marathon.

  8. Sad tales of traders turned beggars, following Karimbux demolitions

    Over 50 traders lost their source of livelihood and most of the people who lost their businesses have not been able to fully recover from the losses they incurred.

  9. A Nakuru woman's encounter with persistent church enthusiasts

    Some buildings have put up handwritten signs reminding tenants to keep the gate closed at all times.

  10. Meet Maina Karanja, who is changing the narrative for people with disabilities in Nakuru

    Diagnosed with motor neuron disease at the age of eight, his life took a dramatic turn.

  11. How Morrissey Suter spent his last day before his tragic death

    One of the first responders to the scene tells how they found the man gasping for air and struggling in pain, the first responder tried to call for help but their efforts were in vain as he took...

  12. Curtains close on KECOSO games as Communication Authority emerge winners

    Congratulating the top teams, Asiko lauded Communication Authority who were the overall winners, Ministry of Roads and Transport who came in second and third in the tier and Kenya Airports...

  13. Biz Lounge: Desire to help chicken farmers births witty brooding pots idea

    In six years, Khayi has been able to bring on board 5 permanent employees and 15 employees on contract with 75 percent being women and 25 percent men.

  14. What is cooking inside Nakuru's political pot?

    Of prominence has been the top county leadership which has for the last decade been the epicentre of the county’s political discourse.

  15. EACC targets controversial Baringo-Karimbux land

    EACC South Rift Manager, Ignatius Wekesa says the matter now has their full attention and they hope to conclude the case soon.

  16. How to maintain professional networks that will help boost your career

    Having good relationships with your colleagues can make going to the office more enjoyable and increase your motivation, commitment and stamina - all key to building a long and fulfilling career.

  17. How Nakuru's loved catechist met his tragic untimely death

    Recently, Nakuru county has witnessed cases of drowning due to the heavy rains in the region.

  18. Body of missing three-year-old found in Molo River

    Calvin Kipkurui's body was found 1 kilometre away from their home in Visoi location in Visoi ward.

  19. County government, KeRRA point accusing fingers at each other as conditions of the Soimet-Ndarugu bridge worsens

    Large cracks can be seen at the ends of the bridge, making it more dangerous to use.

  20. Man found murdered in Olenguruone, private parts mutilated

    Mr. Leariwala says Suter was a famous sim card seller and his body was taken to Oleguruone Hospital Mortuary for a post-mortem examination.

  21. New Eveready fissure leaves Nakuru West residents panic-stricken

    The fissure which is approximately 30 meters from the highway has caused extensive damage as the sunken land has affected electric poles, prompting local authorities to request Kenya Power to...

  22. Drama over missing plaque installed during launch of Shabab stage

    At the unveiling it read ‘Nakuru Shaabab stage was officially launched by Hon. Susan Kihika, Governor Nakuru County on August 27’.

  23. EACC arrest Nakuru enforcement officer for allegedly soliciting Sh 3,000 bribe

    Mr Njuguna was arrested on Monday by detectives from the EACC for demanding bribes or Kitu Kidogo from a motorist in order to unclamp his vehicle.

  24. Bad Lanet road pits area MCA against county administration

    “Cars are skidding in the mud and getting stuck because the waste from the ditch was dumped on the road,” he says as he laments on the shoddy job done by the contractor.

  25. Why shops selling artificial plants have taken over Nakuru's city centre

    In urban areas, artificial indoor plants have gained popularity, leading to a rise in businesses in Nakuru, where entrepreneurs have capitalised on this growing trend.

  26. Storm water occupies apartments in Ngala estate

    Caroline paints a sad picture of how some of those living there have had to relocate as their homes are flooded

  27. Schools send students back home, due to ongoing teachers' strike

    Earlier in the morning today, the reality of the teachers strike hit when some students who had reported in their respective schools were sent home.

  28. Intimidation? Unknown person contacts Nakuru journalist Catherine Wanjeri

    Pouring her frustrations, Ms Wanjeri notes that these calls are likely being done to intimidate her and have her drop the case altogether.

  29. Biz Lounge: The art of making money as an artist in Nakuru

    Evans adds that while at an art exhibition in Kijani cafe, last year, he met George Oula who exposed him to the diverse ways he could use his talent.

  30. Rift in the City: Fissures making families devastated, disoriented and homeless

    Ambira notes that due to the sudden move by neighbours after raging waters sank several houses in and along their residence, she was forced to move hers and her children’s belongings including...

  31. Rift in the City: Signs your land is sitting on a fault line

    Nakuru has recorded several fissures in the recent past, with areas of Kiamunyi, Kaptembwo and Kiambogo recording the recent activities of the ground opening up or sinking in. According to...

  32. Rift in the City: Tricks and tips of reinforcing grounds prone to fissures

    He warns of the huge risk paused by the geological activities which he says are poised to continue occurring.

  33. Rift in the City: How land cracks threaten multi-million investments in Nakuru

    A surface run off from the heavy downpour in May sipped into a line of weakness before collapsing its walls which widened to a huge gulley, that has eaten up the road and is stretching into his...

  34. Rift in the City: Fissures and sinkholes rooted in Nakuru's past

    Most of us growing up in Nakuru would hear that the city sits on very unstable ground but we were never able to understand what that means.

  35. Nakuru confirms first case of Mpox

    Mpox is an infectious disease caused by the monkeypox virus, with symptoms including rash, fever, swollen lymph nodes and body aches.

  36. Christian youth gather at Agora for an afternoon of gospel music and fun

    Karimi also mentions plans to increase the frequency of the event due to the growing demand in Nakuru.

  37. More malls pop up in Nakuru despite existing ones struggling to get tenants

    A property agent Rosemary Mundia of Captial Homes explains that the main reason behind the little uptake of space in Nakuru’s commercial buildings, is the high rent and the tough conditions set...

  38. Why men don't invite their wives, girlfriends, to EPL watch parties

    These meet-ups are full of banter, harsh words, and some actions that you might have never seen your partner portraying.

  39. The hustle of maintaining friendships after uni

    Wambui has maintained her two friends from campus even after graduating three years ago which she mentions is not easy to do.

  40. The headache of dealing with Nakuru residents notorious for Mpesa reversals: Lamentations of matatu touts

    The whole issue of using mobile money to pay for bus fares has brought out an ugly side that is turning the tables on matatu touts. It seems the hunter has now become the hunted, with matatu...

  41. Agony of Barut residents over bridge that has become the shame of Kaptembwa

    Crossing the bridge is an arduous task, with each step carefully calculated to avoid falling into the water.

  42. Why the railway grounds become a maize drying site in Nakuru

    Drying maize by spreading it out on polythene sheets in the open under the sun is an age-old tradition practised by farmers. In Nakuru, however, the practice takes place in the heart of the city.

  43. Young, talented and ready to conquer the art world

    Two young Nakuru-based artistes, Evans Otieno and Denis Cheruiyot, would like to see art not just seen as a product to be sold due to the aesthetic touch it adds to a place., but as a piece to be...

  44. House hunting scams preying on desperate Nakuru residents

    “All along we maintained conversation and that built trust. He asked me to pay for the house deposit and rent which summed up to Sh 12,000 which I sent to him,” he says before letting out a long...

  45. Enhanced service delivery: How digital transformation is revitalizing NAWASSCO

    Additionally, they can make inquiries via the USSD code *483*81# or download the NAWASSCO app from the Google Play Store. For further assistance, a toll-free line, 0800720036, is also available

  46. Weatherman predicts above normal rains in Nakuru for the next three months

    The rains are expected to continue from September and end in the third or fourth week of December which will be fairly distributed.

  47. The rapid rise of perfume refill shops in Nakuru city

    Carol Wairimu shares that since switching to perfume refills, she's never looked back, emphasizing the importance of wearing a scent to lift one’s spirits.

  48. Expected changes as RVIST gets upgraded to National polytechnic

    The Chief Principal says they will also be transitioning the institution' s management from board of governors to a council.

  49. Inside the infamous bhang trade that landed Nakuru woman in jail

    Before her arrest in 2003, Nyambura had been peddling bhang for 13 years. She says she would source them from Uganda to Kenya to try and get better returns.

  50. How default of loan payment revealed suspected land grabbing attempt

    According to the EACC Spokesperson, Eric Ngumbi, once land grabbers acquire land titles to public land it is common practice for them to go to the banks and acquire loans with these title deeds.