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  1. Lee Kinyanjui reacts to his CS nomination by President Ruto

    Former Nakuru Governor Lee Kinyanjui has responded to President Ruto's nomination of him as the Cabinet Secretary for Investment, Trade and Industry. In a post on Facebook, Kinyanjui expressed...

  2. Strategies that helped Nakuru businesses thrive in 2024's harsh economy

    The harsh economic climate became a common refrain for businesses in Nakuru this year, with many forced to shut down while others resorted to layoffs. Despite these challenges, the year also saw...

  3. Suspect in gruesome murder of Bahati woman to appear in court today

    According to Bahati Sub-County Police Commander Lilies Wachira, the suspect will be produced in court in Nakuru on Monday after spending the weekend in custody.

  4. The secret to beating the back-to-school rush: Nakuru mom's share

    Bookstores and uniform shops are buzzing with activity, with long queues at some uniform shops. Interestingly, this year's rush seems to have started earlier than usual.

  5. From dreams to reality: Start 2025 with a vision board

    Manifesting effectively requires setting clear intentions, believing in the possibility of success, and taking consistent, purposeful steps towards your goals.

  6. Tembea na chaser, you never know where the party will find you and other December shenanigans...

    From the December 1st to the 31st, it's a blur of indulgence - eating huge portions of food and drinking non-stop.

  7. How Gen Z protests redefined youth activism and politics in Nakuru

    Nakuru, a town traditionally quiet during national protests, soon became a focal point, with protesters being urged to gather at Nakuru Railway Station.

  8. Oldies and soul: From humble beginnings to a Nakuru sensation

    Oldies and Soul has taken Nakuru by storm, captivating fans with its monthly events. From intimate club gatherings to lively outdoor festivals, this Starehe Entertainment production has redefined...

  9. Governor Kihika absent as First Gentleman Mburu hosts Christmas family event alone

    Since her election in 2022, it has become a norm for the governor and her husband to host festive gatherings at their Rongai home, sharing gifts with families and neighbors.

  10. Lake Nakuru National Park sees surge in local visitors this festive season after introduction of bus service

    The bus now makes two trips daily throughout this festive season week. The first trip departs at 9:00 a.m., providing a three-hour game drive before returning to town at 12:30 p.m. The second...

  11. Three murders shock residents of Bahati sub-county

    Police in Nakuru are investigating several gruesome incidents reported over the Christmas holidays, leaving communities in shock and mourning.

  12. How Nakuru lived up to its "Vegas" title in 2024

    Sherehe sheria! is a slogan most of you have been living by for most of the year and what a year it has been for the entertainment scene in Nakuru.

  13. The dark side of Nakuru: How the transit hub fuels the spread of disease

    Nakuru, strategically positioned along Kenya's Northern Corridor, exposes the county to the rapid spread of infectious diseases due to high mobility along the corridor.

  14. Why Nakuru residents are embracing a new Christmas tradition

    Most shops remained closed, and the usually bustling Kenyatta Avenue felt unusually quiet, with only a handful of people walking through the streets.

  15. A hopeful Christmas for Chosen Generation Church, five months after police raid

    For the festive season, Rev Patricia called for a spirit of sobriety and caution, especially for those traveling.

  16. How Naxouse became the go-to party spot of 2024

    There's something about Nakuru's party scene that keeps revelers coming back for more. With a surge in events and local entertainment companies raising the bar by hosting shows throughout the...

  17. Sylvia Kituku shines in this year's Nakuball season

    From her high school beginnings to university-level competitions, Sylvia’s basketball career has been nothing short of impressive. Winning the Nakuball League is among her proudest achievements.

  18. Inside Nakuru Players Theatre year of artistic triumph

    This year, Nakuru Players Theatre has undergone a remarkable transformation, fueled by an increase in artist showcases and a growing audience at performances.

  19. A blame game and a series of incomplete projects that continue to reflect poorly on Nakuru

    When it comes to development, particularly the completion of unfinished projects within the county, there seems to be a clear disconnect between the national and county governments, with neither...

  20. Trailblazers of 2024: Young people with disabilities paving the way for change in Nakuru

    Imagine being born with a condition that sets you apart from everyone around you. And even when you try to fit in, society continues to marginalise your existence. For most of their young lives...

  21. From bad to worse: Why Nakuru farmers are abandoning pyrethrum farming

    Several farmers reveal that they have been forced to abandon pyrethrum cultivation in favor of more reliable crops, such as potatoes.

  22. Why local businesses struggled to turn a profit this year

    High interest rates, rising taxes and fluctuations in disposable income have made the business environment particularly challenging for entrepreneurs. These factors have led to reduced consumer...

  23. Nakuru journalists feted in colourful gala event

    The evening’s highlight was the Journalist of the Year Award, which went to Cynthia Gichiri of African Uncensored.

  24. Here are the seven most read stories in 2024!

    The murders were also on a high, repeatedly sending chills down the spine of our audience.

  25. Dark Christmas for Nakuru mothers whose sons died in GenZ protests

    Rose also recounts how human rights groups reached out to her, promising that the case would be taken to court, but nothing has come of it.

  26. Lee Kinyanjui's witty criticism of Ruto's government, prior to CS nomination

    Through his social media pages, the English Literature graduate put his degree to good use by composing poems that showed his mastery of the arts

  27. KeNHA announces alternative routes as traffic piles along Nairobi-Nakuru highway

    Motorists plying these routes are advised to exercise patience and observe lane discipline for their safety and that of other road users.

  28. String of murders cast dark cloud over Rongai sub county

    This immediately raised the possibility of a serial killer on the loose. Residents of Rongai were not at peace.

  29. Five videos that got the most views this year!

    2024 was the year where we told powerful stories through videos that had an impact on our audience.

  30. Plot thickens as County says traders opted to build own stalls at City market stage

    Joseph Kareri, a trader and ‘chairman’, is among those chosen to collect money from fellow traders to support the construction project.

  31. Biz Lounge: The making of Kraft mimosa leather bags

    To change this perception, we must challenge the myth that locally made products are inferior to international ones. Supporting local entrepreneurs by purchasing their products is key.

  32. Parents, students, accuse Nakuru college of operating illegally

    One of the students who sought enrolment in the school, Simon Sangale notes that he was asked to pay a tuition fee of Sh 1,000 to register, after which he would clear the Sh 2,500 required for...

  33. Why Nakuru men shy away from reporting GBV cases

    Additionally, she notes that so far data shows between the month of January to November 2024 , 382 GBV cases affecting women have been recorded while 74 being cases recorded on male victims.

  34. Biz Lounge: From Nakuru to the world, meet founder of Kraft Mimosa

    At Kraft Mimosa, we aim to showcase that Nakuru can produce world-class leather products.

  35. Njoro farmers' clever idea to avoid exploitation by middlemen

    Koskey notes that his inability to dry maize properly forced him to leave it in the field to dry, which often led to spoilage during unexpected rains.

  36. Man dies after acid attack: Wife and son in custody

    According to Nakuru West Sub-County Directorate of Criminal Investigations (DCI) officer Charles Kamau, Matoke's wife and son are in custody to assist with investigations.

  37. Netizens angered by man who beat mother with stool in Bahati

    Irene responded to Liz Liz, “It’s the wife who would have gotten the stool beating. Please discourage it”

  38. Naivasha champions league: Winners, losers and newcomers

    In a gripping final against Oserian FC, Naivasha Police triumphed 5-3 in a penalty shootout after a 2-2 draw, showcasing tactical brilliance and composure under pressure.

  39. Man assaults mother with a stool for not serving him breakfast

    The court heard that Mr Kamau who was aggrieved that the mother had not served him breakfast, took a wooden stool and hit her on the head, causing her serious injury.

  40. One dead in white house estate road crash

    According to Mr. Wako, the lorry was heading towards Nakuru town from Solai general direction but upon reaching Whitehouse, its breaks failed, causing it to hit the vehicles.

  41. Finance CEC defends drop in county's own source revenue collection

    Own-source revenue (OSR) refers to the income that county governments generate independently, typically through local taxes, fees, fines, and service charges.

  42. Inside basketball camp targeting young basketball lovers

    Okemwa however admits that the journey has not been a bed of roses, adding that funding is one of the main challenges he faces.

  43. Drama at City market as traders allege favouritism in allocation of stalls

    Munyalo adds that the governor had promised to build stalls for the traders regardless of their political affiliations. Still, they are being forced to pay money, and everyone is building their...

  44. From barren to lush green: The changing scenery of Section 58

    Across from State House, a tranquil scene unfolds: people sit on benches while others rest under the trees, seeking shade from the December sun.

  45. Where is our husband? A captivating play that dives into love, lies, and loyalty

    The play centred on John Mathenge, a tuk-tuk driver whose elaborate web of lies unravelled when one of his wives reported him missing to the police.

  46. Inside the first building in Nakuru to have a lift

    In the 90s Nakuru did not have many skyscrapers in the CBD. In fact, the CK Patel building was not only the tallest building in town, but also the first to have a lift.

  47. Why I have been collecting people's teeth

    After months of effort, Kamau finally collected a full set of adult teeth and 13 children's teeth.

  48. Inside Subukia's Sh 3 million police post abandoned for 18 years

    Ngugi says that should they need any police services, they have to travel all the way to Bahati police station, which is about 5 kilometres away. Before, they would go to Tenderet police station,...

  49. Six murdered women and the loud silence of Nakuru female leaders

    It would therefore be expected that the leaders be at the forefront to speak against violence of the women who elected them.

  50. County spends 67 percent of revenue on employee salary and allowances, 11 percent on development

    The county however, only spent Sh 2.13 billion which is 82 percent of the total funds released by the controller of budget and comprised Sh 31.29 million and Sh 2.09 billion on development and...