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  1. Nakuru county bleeds Sh 1.3 billion in corruption and stalled projects

    Residents of Nakuru may have lost more than Sh 1.3 billion to corruption, stalled projects, unsupported expenditures, and procurement irregularities between 2016 and 2024, according to findings...

  2. Born from crisis; Sombea boxing club punches Its way to success

    He said the club started with only eight boxers. Currently, the club has grown significantly, boasting more than 35 active boxers, including youth, women, school-going athletes and persons living...

  3. Trade CS Lee Kinyanjui leads Nakuru residents in mourning veteran Journalist Elijah Kinyanjui

    The younger Kinyanjui revealed that his father died of severe Pneumonia and Meningitis.

  4. Champions weekend: Arsenal fans in Nakuru plan EPL title celebrations

    Book lovers will also have an option through the African Lit Book Club gathering scheduled for the same day at Baraza Media Lab in Nakuru.

  5. Suspect linked to the murder of 12-year-old grade six pupil to undergo age and mental assessment

    The suspect, who is believed to be a minor, will remain in custody until an age assessment is conducted to ascertain his age.

  6. Moi, Komen out to reclaim Rongai MP seat from Chebor

    For decades, Rongai politics has largely revolved around two influential families: the Komens and the Mois.

  7. How drunk protestors blew cover for notorious illicit brew dealers in Rhonda

    Four people have been arrested and more than 6,000 litres of illicit alcohol confiscated from a single homestead in Rhonda, Nakuru West, during a crackdown targeting illegal brews.

  8. Autopsy reveals 12-year-old Njoro pupil was defiled and strangled

    Pathologist Dr Wangari Wambugu, noted that the victim’s lungs were edematous, (meaning they had accumulated fluid, a condition associated with restricted airflow during strangulation).

  9. Fuel price hike crisis: Nakuru economy loses Sh4 Billion in two days of protests

    Wilson Gitu, the Chairman of the Nakuru Business Community, through a phone interview, stated that while the exact total financial damage to businesses in Nakuru cannot yet be quantified, the...

  10. Teen arrested over grade six pupil's murder in Njoro

    Koech notes that witnesses who saw him lurching around where the deceased was found have come forward and will be helping with investigations.

  11. Why your choice of referees can make or break your job prospects

    In most recruitment processes, referees are often requested during the final stages of hiring after interviews have been conducted and when a candidate is being seriously considered for the role.

  12. Fuel Crisis: 33 charged in Nakuru over Monday’s countrywide fuel protests

    The suspects who appeared before a Nakuru Senior Principal Magistrate were jointly charged with unlawful obstruction of road operations after allegedly disrupting traffic movement across...

  13. ‎ Platinumz 7D lounge nostalgia: The night our buddy vanished inside the club

    7D was also more than just a place to have fun. It became a meeting point for friends, workmates and random catchups. It was where we hosted Nairobi boys visiting Nakuru, because they also...

  14. Subukia family resorts to keeping drowned kin’s body at home, after failing to raise mortuary costs

    The family is still trying to seek help from their local leaders, but for now, they’ve all agreed to preserve his body at home.

  15. One person Killed, five injured as Nakuru fuel protests turn deadly

    The day began with clear roads with no matatu’s on the road forcing most residents to walk to town. An alternative to this was using motorbikes to town with most riders taking advantage of these...

  16. Sombea delivers statement win as Nakuru hosts national boxing league

    The tournament marked a major milestone for boxing in Nakuru County, with local teams Sombea Boxing Club and Nakuru Amateur Boxing Club delivering impressive performances against some of Kenya’s...

  17. Mama mboga’s controversial death in Lanet sparks fears of rising insecurity

    Nakuru North Police Commander Charity Karimi says preliminary findings indicated that the deceased had suffered serious injuries. Detectives are also searching for Mwihaki’s 22-year-old son, who...

  18. Commuters brace for chaos as matatu, bodaboda operators announce strike

    In a statement released, the alliance says the industrial action will begin on Monday, May 18, as it accuses the government and the Energy and Petroleum Regulatory Authority (EPRA) of imposing...

  19. Officers to conduct census of TVETs and driving schools trained in Nakuru

    The census is expected to provide the government with a clearer picture of the state of vocational training institutions in the country amid growing investment in TVET infrastructure across...

  20. Eagle allegory: Lee Kinyanjui’s metaphor in the Nakuru gubernatorial contest explained

    Kioko notes that the eagle story has historically been used in leadership, management, and political commentary to symbolize reinvention after adversity.

  21. Weekend Buzz: Nakuru film lovers to Meet Shuga Mashariki cast on county tour

    Mental health awareness will also take centre stage this weekend through the Nakuru Walk Movement Mental Health Awareness Walk. The 23-kilometre walk from Nyayo Gardens to Egerton University is...

  22. Liza Chelule: Why Nakuru State House should be relocated

    The planner familiar with the area had explained that the recent surge of construction near Nakuru State House contradicts long-standing planning and security protocols governing development...

  23. Who is Santosh Devaraj, the new boss at the Nakuru County Referral hospital?

    Devaraj’s most significant executive role before his appointment to the PGH was his tenure as Vice President of Hospital Operations at the Mediheal Group of Hospitals, a position he held from...

  24. Declining bird population in Lakes Nakuru and Elementaita threaten region's global status

    Beyond climate pressures, the report also highlights additional threats like habitat degradation, pollution from surrounding agriculture and human settlements, and broader land-use pressures...

  25. Court holds sessions at Nakuru GK Prisons in bid to decongest the facility

    Nine courts among them those from Kabarnet, Nairobi, Molo and Nakuru sat to hear all criminal cases against remandees except those of sexual assault. The courts targeted remandees who are willing...

  26. Police hunt notorious gang members linked to the murder of Tabuga PCEA reverend Julius Ndumia

    According to investigators, forensic and intelligence-led investigation firmly linked the clergy’s murder to the criminal gang, which is reportedly known for carrying out violent robberies while...

  27. Teacher’s Service Commission defends move to transfer Moi Comprehensive school head teacher

    Chemos notes that they will have a consultative meeting as the commission to make a decision concerning the matter. He notes that the new head teacher still remains as the head of the institution...

  28. Nakuru school eyeing prestigious Sh 130 million Global Schools Prize after bagging first category prize award

    This comes five years after Peter Tabichi, a mathematics and science teacher who teaches at Keriko Mixed Day Secondary School in Njoro sub-county, won the Global Teacher Prize in March 2019...

  29. Father forced to nurture nine children alone after wife dies days into post-delivery

    Kamau notes that it was at this BFCI group that he learnt how to use the right quantities of nan to “breastfeed” his child, weaning, going to the clinic and clothing her.

  30. Two suspects accused of killing PCEA reverend detained for 21 days

    The investigating officer Geoffrey Tegei told the court that the police intend to collect the suspect’s DNA samples and forward them to the government chemist for testing.

  31. Survey: 32 percent of Nakuru households purchase food items on credit

    ‎‎Moreover, some families are taking more drastic measures to stay afloat. About 25 households reported selling livestock to cope with financial stress, while, interestingly, 30 households have...

  32. Police arrest two suspects linked to Rev Ndumia’s murder

    The Directorate of Criminal Investigation in a statement published on its official social media pages confirmed the arrest which they said followed an intense forensics and intelligence led...

  33. Selective silence: Why Nakuru leaders must stop cherry-picking their response to security crises

    Among the leaders who reacted to the clergyman’s killing include Governor Susan Kihika, Bahati MP Irene Njoki and her predecessor Kimani Ngunjiri.

  34. Party over: Why Platinumz 7D Lounge had to call it quits

    As of now, it remains unclear what will become of the space previously occupied by Platinum 7D Lounge.

  35. Weekend buzz: Gospel artist Pitson to perform at the much-anticipated ladies' conference in Nakuru

    Also featuring this weekend, adventure lovers are also expected to have their share of excitement this Sunday as Super Adventure Safaris hosts a trip to Equator Green Gardens and Resort on...

  36. 11 Eldama Ravine officials arrested over embezzlement of Sh 85 million CDF funds to be charged in Nakuru

    The suspects are expected to face charges including abuse of office, conspiracy to commit an economic crime, fraudulent acquisition of public property, willful failure to comply with laws...

  37. Police seize over 300 mobile phones, arrest two suspects during crackdown in Nakuru West

    According to the Deputy Subcounty commissioner DCC, Rashid Konya, the information came from members of the public who volunteered the information to the Police during the two-month investigation...

  38. Boost for Nakuru film makers as entrepreneur creates first online streaming platform

    Unlike global streaming giants, which rely on bulk subscription models, Ustadi Films operates on a pay-per-view system, allowing users to rent specific films within a 48-hour window.

  39. Revealed: Slain PCEA Tabuga Reverend Julius Ndumia died of strangulation

    The postmortem was conducted by government pathologist Titus Ngulungu at the Umash funeral home in presence of the family, Director of the Homicide Martin Nyugutu.

  40. Fear grips pastors in Lanet after the brutal murder of PCEA clergy

    Chairman of the Lanet Umoja Pastors Fellowship, Rev Joram Kiarie, says the killing has instilled fear among clergy, noting that attacks have increasingly extended into churches and pastors’ homes.

  41. Nakuru County Referral and Teaching Hospital to have a new boss

    Five candidates sat before the County Public Service Board last month, each allocated thirty minutes to make their case for the top seat at the Nakuru Level Five Referral and Teaching Hospital...

  42. The last scrum: Fallen coach remembered for developing grassroot rugby talents

    During his playing days, he was instrumental in guiding Wanyore to multiple titles, including back-to-back Kenya Cup victories in the 2012–13 and 2013–14 seasons, as well as an Enterprise Cup...

  43. Homegrown hero: How Nakuru’s DJ Milo spinned his way into the city’s entertainment scene

    Known for his versatility and crowd command, Milo has carved out a niche for himself as a dependable and dynamic DJ, performing at weddings, concerts, club events, and social functions.

  44. Suspected murder of PCEA Tabuga church clergy sparks public outrage in Bahati

    Former Bahati Member of parliament Onesmus Ngunjiri urged detectives to collect and protect the CCTV footage for examination to help in the investigation.

  45. Nakuru father treks to Nairobi in desperate bid to save his ailing son

    Arap Sigira recalls having sold ten sheep and five cows, and when that was not enough, the family turned to the community for help. They’ve held about five harambees, raising about Sh 50,000 in...

  46. Mwenge Vetos out to defend title as Nakuru Wazee Premier League restarts

    Speaking during a season review, team manager Jamin Wandera acknowledged the hurdles the team has faced but emphasized their determination to remain competitive.

  47. Calls for tougher regulations as political campaign graffiti continue to deface public and private spaces

    Consequently, many residents are questioning the intent behind the repeated large-font writings, often duplicated across multiple surfaces within short distances

  48. 22 arrested, 40 litres of ethanol nabbed during crackdown on illicit brew in Barnabas

    Authorities noted that the crackdown also seeks to address the growing social impact of alcoholism on families, amid concerns from residents over rising cases of neglect and irresponsible...

  49. 21-year-old Egerton University student taking lead in sensitizing girls on digital security

    The students have also engaged in peer-to-peer learning with counterparts in South Africa, participated in several hackathons, and completed three projects on the Internet of Things (IoT) under...

  50. Why Nakuru households are skipping tomatoes in meals

    Traders add that the excess rainfall in key growing counties, particularly Baringo and Laikipia, has devastated the crop, with many arriving at the market with disease spreading fast due to cold,...