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  1. Kenyan, Tanzanian artists, reunite for a night to remember in Nakuru

    ‎‎As we approached the entrance, we were welcomed by placards featuring portraits of iconic artists such as Redsan, Ray C, Wyre, Sanaipei, E-Sir, Lady Jaydee, Professor Jay, and Alikiba.

  2. How KDF restored Nakuru's hope for completion of projects that stalled for years

    These initiatives, alongside other long-delayed projects, highlight a pattern of stalled development in Nakuru.

  3. JKUAT miss out on Nakuball final, leave Kabarak, RVNP to battle it out

    Both teams tied at one game each. At the start of the third game, both teams were going basket for basket; however, at the end of the first quarter RVNP won 19-11.

  4. Wanyore, Oilers, gear up for fierce Kenya Cup matches, plan to avoid mistakes of the past

    Nakuru finished 10th last season, a position Otieno insists must improve.

  5. Gilgil MP Martha Wangari pushes law to end '450 km trips' for birth certificates

    In Nakuru County, the opening of the Kuresoi South office in September 2024 increased the number of civil registration centres to seven, which is still fewer than the county’s eleven constituencies.

  6. How Keringet women are challenging traditions through dairy farming and artificial insemination

    Joan began her career independently, without the backing of a cooperative. She had to raise her own capital, including for an AI tank costing around Sh50,000. Initially, she relied on semen from...

  7. Nakuru's decade-long dream: President Ruto revives hope for the Rironi-Mau summit dualing

    According to the Head of State, he will launch the dualling of the 170-kilometre Rironi–Naivasha–Nakuru–Mau Summit Road and break ground for the 57-kilometre Rironi–Mai Mahiu–Naivasha link on the...

  8. 'Where is the KwaJack Sh15 million stadium?'

    Locals who supported the post specifically accused the county government of wasting resources, prompting Mtaa Wangu to seek clarification on the matter.

  9. Ol’ Skool Reunion: Matonya, Avril, Mr Nice and Jua Cali to take the stage in Nakuru this weekend

    While the Ol’Skool Reunion is undoubtedly the highlight, there is plenty more to enjoy in Nakuru, from kids' camps and live band nights to rugby matches and relaxed Sunday getaways. It's set to...

  10. Too big to govern? Nakuru Town East residents demand ward split over service delivery gaps

    Those most affected are residents of Barnabas, who claimed to be neglected by their Member of the County Assembly. Among them was Michael Ndirangu, who argued that the ward had become too large...

  11. Quickmart constructs second store next to Nakuru Statehouse

    Quick Mart, founded in 2006 in Nakuru by the late John Kinuthia, has grown into one of Kenya’s most recognisable retail chains.

  12. Nakuru woman defies religion, husband's critique, in pursuit of financial freedom

    Wanjiku is however quick to say she had to do all her learning in secret because of her husband instead of her being a housewife and not working at all.

  13. 'How my dream to join police service was crushed despite my tall height'

    My determination paid off, and I was among the first 20 people number 11 to be specific and there and then I knew we had made it.

  14. Why Nakuru medics encourage fathers to take part in Kangaroo care

    Dr. Alice Nkirote, a consultant paediatrician and head of the paediatrics department, says that to promote family-centred care, they involve families in the care of new-borns from the very...

  15. 'Tiktokers are stealing our shine,' A Nakuru dancer's lamentations

    According to Muhanji, auditions and competitions offer minimal opportunities noting that the lack of fairness limits access for talented dancers who simply want a chance to be seen.

  16. Inside the making of Nakuru-based Inka sound band

    ‎‎Tisha notes that convincing event organizers to give them a chance was another hurdle. To stand out, they developed creative concepts.

  17. Wilson Muhanji: 'I gave up a military job for dance'

    In high school, Muhanji joined dance groups such as Favoured Dance Group and Wicked Dance Group before eventually pursuing solo performances.

  18. Nakuru police confirm man in viral video was fatally ran over by truck

    Preliminary findings suggest the incident was a suicide, occurring early morning near the Mache area.

  19. How police recruitment is a lifeline for Nakuru man

    The officer in charge of the recruitment, Gilbert Fondo, notes that the turnout was as expected, with over 220 young people making it to the field by 6 am for registration.

  20. Inside a Nakuru social club event and why they have gained popularity

    This simply proved that young people can have wholesome fun without intoxication, and it was lovely to witness

  21. Biz Lounge: Unmasking Gen Z trio promoting fun without 'drinks' or drugs

    ‎‎Karanja, who has witnessed the rapid expansion of the club, says leadership coordination is crucial.

  22. Gilgil residents forced out of their homes following new wave of demolitions

    Additionally, Thiru notes there is a pending case before the Tribunal, with a key hearing set for November 18.

  23. Ladies grab a seat! Let's talk about our safety when partying.

    ‎Now, don’t get me wrong. I’m not saying we shouldn’t have fun. Go out, dance, laugh, and live it up. But when it’s time to go home, we leave TOGETHER.

  24. Nakuru couple's tragic loss inspires foundation that promotes child safety

    Kung’u notes that the foundation will have a Safe Homes Initiative, which trains domestic caregivers on child safety and hygiene, and Child Safety Campaigns to encourage parents to be more vigilant.

  25. Biz Lounge: How man explored gap in the market to become Nakuru's biggest darts supplier

    Over time, his business grew steadily, allowing him to employ a young person to handle sales noting that he is a dart player first.

  26. Inside 'Vietnam': The hidden, dangerous fishing spot deep in Lake Nakuru National Park

    Just as the Vietnam War was characterised by struggle, survival and defiance, this secluded part of the park reflects that same spirit: a place where the law is defied, where desperation meets...

  27. Nakuru's gubernatorial seat, influential constituencies and ethnicity card at play

    First used during the 2017 Senate contest by Susan Kihika, the strategy involved carefully calibrated ethnic coalition-building, a tactic Ngatia refers to as “Kamatusa”.

  28. How to brand your business for maximum profit this festive season

    He encourages entrepreneurs to have a clear goal by knowing exactly what they want to achieve.

  29. Brian Odhiambo case: A quick breakdown of the court proceedings so far

    On July 14, some of the colleagues of the accused were called to testify, and the witnesses gave their accounts of what happened on the fateful day the 31-year-old went missing.

  30. A recap of fierce Nakuball season , as teams prepare for finals

    The underdogs of the season, NBA, squared off with Lanet. The Lanet squad came ready, handing NBA back-to-back losses in what in hoops terms is a full sweep sending NBA crashing out of the...

  31. Nakuru registers spike in diabetes cases with Naivasha, Nakuru Town East and West leading in number of cases

    According to Mr Cheruiyot, Nakuru is considered a high-burden county. Since January, PGH has recorded close to 10,000 diabetes patients, serving residents of Nakuru Town East and West...

  32. From Nyama Choma to Sushi: The new craze that is making Nakuru restaurants change their menus

    These restaurants are redefining how Nakuru eats. They are introducing residents to an ever-growing variety of cuisines, including Swahili platters, Asian-inspired dishes, continental fusion...

  33. Nakuru Town East residents welcome fresh start as Gikaria eyes Senate

    Mr Gikaria, popularly known as TM, has held the seat since 2013. His decision to pursue a Senate seat sets the stage for a competitive race, with several potential successors already expressing...

  34. Meet Coach Jeff, the man turning Nakuru kids into volleyball stars.

    Geoffrey Esebwe, better known as Coach Jeff, founded the Kenya Junior Volt Volleyball Academy with a vision to nurture sports talent.

  35. Kedong to remain on WRC Safari Rally route despite ranch subdivision

    When news of land partitioning and ownership changes began to circulate, there was speculation that this cherished section might be dropped from the 2026 route.

  36. From Bangladesh to Nyayo Gardens: here's what's hot this weekend

    The Barn BBQ & Lounge in Bangladesh is the place to be on Friday night, with Thigitha Fridays lighting up the evening with live music from the ever-vibrant DJ Dibul. For just Sh300 at the...

  37. Lake Naivasha woes: Rising waters force KWS to relocate animals

    According to a story filed by the Star Newspaper in 2024, at least five people have been killed and scores maimed. The most affected individuals are the foot-fishermen.

  38. Afraha annex finds new purpose as training grounds for football, volleyball teams

    ‎‎According to Geoffrey Esebwe, a coach with the Kenya Junior Volt Volleyball Academy, the team began using the facility last year after facing congestion at the Shabab Grounds.

  39. Nakuru centres youth in World Antimicrobial Awareness week plan

    The walk aims to mobilize young people as change agents in promoting prudent antibiotic use.

  40. Explainer: How Nakuru's agroecology policy aims to impact county's food security

    Agroecology promotes farming practices that restore soil health, conserve water, enhance natural pest control, and protect local biodiversity.

  41. Kenya open tournament draws hundreds of dart players to Nakuru

    ‎‎As soon as one match ended, the announcer called the next players, and in some cases, players moved to the board even before their names were mentioned.

  42. Inside string of murders, police laxity, that drove Njoro residents to mob justice

    A Resident Mama Njoki recalls that the killings began with Shosho Salome, who was raped and killed in her home in July. Shortly after, the body of James Mwangi was found dumped in River Ndarugu.

  43. Brian Odhiambo case: Investigating officer reveals KWS cover up scheme

    The vehicle in question was driven by Mr. Abdulrahman Sudi, and Mr. Sudi was to remain behind guarding Brian as the other officers ferried the other suspects.

  44. Mob justice: Njoro residents beat ex-convict to death, badly injure murder suspect

    Morris notes that at around 3 am, community members proceeded to the second man’s home, who he says goes by the name Maina.

  45. Fierce Oilers win Impala floodlit tournament, set eyes on Kenya cup

    Omela converted and added a late penalty, confirming the 32–20 victory and back-to-back titles for the resilient Nakuru side.

  46. Michael Kariuki: How feared, respected, referee holds Nakuball games together!

    He admits that sometimes things do get heated on the court between the players and coaches, and there is a lot of backlash from the fans.

  47. Out of order! LSK questions conduct of five Nakuru courts, threaten boycott

    She says that they have tried other avenues, including dialogue and engagement through proper channels; however, no meaningful or sustainable reforms have been implemented.

  48. Anger in Gilgil as police confuse court order, enforce demolition of wrong houses

    Gitonga says he watched helplessly as his newly built rental units were destroyed. An act he says has led to him losing property worth more than five million.

  49. Battling end-year fatigue at work? Career coach shares how to manage it and remain productive

    “And while you’re at it, respect company policy. The organization must continue to run even as you rest. Remember, you still want a workplace to come back to in January.”

  50. Doctors camp in Nakuru to investigate possible link between esophageal cancer and hot tea

    He says this alarming trend has prompted researchers to dig deeper into the disease and the factors behind it.