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  1. Table tennis holiday training camp that is developing young talents to sporting athletes

    But beyond skill development, the camp carries a deeper purpose. Rono explains that the school deliberately invests in holiday programs to keep students engaged in constructive activities.

  2. Court orders Moi High School - Kabarak to pay taylor Sh 1.5 million compensation for unlawful dismissal

    Gilbert Obare’s employment contract was abruptly terminated by the school management on May 31, 2023 after serving for 43 years.

  3. Solo holidays: How to navigate loneliness during the festive season

    ‎‎For others like Ashley Khisa, the decision not to travel is deliberate. She avoids holiday chaos and prefers to postpone her trip until January.

  4. Friction between residents and party organisers threatens nightlife in Milimani

    The conflict intensified after the November 22nd “Ol’skool Bongo vs Kenya Edition” event at the Nakuru Golf Club when residents of Millimani lodged another complain

  5. County targets children in the new Gender-Based Violence online reporting awareness campaign

    The devolved unit had in February launched a GBV online reporting platform to encourage more victims to report freely anonymously.

  6. Oldies and Soul celebrates massive growth on its second year anniversary

    Built around the timeless sounds of the 80s and 90s, the event has evolved from a small gathering into a cultural movement that now defines Nakuru’s mature party scene.

  7. “I was molested both at home and school”: Men open up on their mental health struggles

    John’s story is however, one of the many stories that were shared during the Mens Mental Health Matters conference that was held on December 5 at Agora Milimani.

  8. Noise pollution and the law: Inside the fight over nightclubs in Nakuru estates

    For some residents, having a place to socialise within walking distance is a welcome convenience. It saves on transport costs, eliminates the need for long trips to the city centre and provides a...

  9. Mtaa Wangu reporter Bret Sanya scoops Best Digital Journalist 2025 award at the Nakuru Journalist Association gala

    The event celebrated excellence in journalism and honoured individuals who continue to have a significant impact in Nakuru County and beyond.

  10. Is Lee Kinyanjui regaining his charm with Nakuru voters?

    Kinyanjui exited the stage in resignation of a man who understood that even builders sometimes misjudge the value of their stones.

  11. Milimani estate residents sue county and Jade Hekima bar over noise pollution

    In their petition to the Environment and Lands Court, the Association argues that they have enjoyed serene and peaceful surroundings for decades until Jade Hekima set up an entertainment and...

  12. Former Nakuru police boss Samuel Ndanyi set to make a comeback in new security role

    He previously served in Nakuru as County Police Commander, succeeding Peter Mwanzo.

  13. Nakuru on high alert as officials warn of possible Marburg spillover

    The Marburg virus, which is closely related to Ebola, causes viral haemorrhagic fever, presenting with symptoms such as sudden high fever, body aches and rashes. In severe cases, it can result in...

  14. Donkeys of war: Bearing Nessuit’s burden

    According to Kenneth Amuga, the Executive Director Farming Systems Kenya (FSK), sometimes when skirmishes occur, it opens doors for donkeys to be stolen, either for beef or illegal skin trade.

  15. Indigenous farmers free to save, sell seeds after court strikes down punitive sections of Seed Law

    The landmark High Court ruling has removed criminal penalties that once threatened farmers with up to 2 years in prison and fines of up to 1 million shillings for the traditional practice of...

  16. Why the boy child is now central in Nakuru’s fight against Gender-Based Violence

    In Nakuru East and West, boda boda riders were educated about teenage pregnancies, defilement and sodomy. In Njoro, forums were held on children’s rights and the Sexual Offences Act, while in...

  17. MCAs share mixed reactions on Governor Susan Kihika’s State of the County address

    The speech ended with a section of the legislatures breaking out in cheers after the speech, chanting tutam! while a few others seemed unimpressed.

  18. NTSA intensifies road safety compliance check along Nairobi-Nakuru-Eldoret high as festive rush begins

    Nakuru Regional Manager John Parteroi says the agency has heightened surveillance on the corridor to curb reckless driving and reduce rising fatalities linked to December travel.

  19. Report Card: Governor Susan Kihika highlights her three year achievements in office

    Kihika reaffirmed health as a core budget priority, noting that 40 percent of county resources continue to support the sector

  20. Rise in new HIV infections among Nakuru teens worries health officials

    The report says this convergence of unprotected sex, group sex, violence, peer influence, and treatment abandonment continues to fuel the county’s youth-driven epidemic.

  21. Nakuru poets get new stage to showcase their art

    Beyond visibility, the platform has invested heavily in mentorship and professional growth. Nyash highlights the impact of their training sessions, saying, “Through collaboration, I’ve seen poets...

  22. Why President Ruto is keen on securing the Nakuru's voting bloc

    According to Ezekiel Winning Nakuru support could be a larger strategy to reclaim the Mountain vote, especially after the fallout with Gachagua

  23. Why Nakuru has yet to embrace the festive mood

    At Waterbuck Hotel, the management shared that they have already completed their indoor decorations, creating a festive ambience throughout the facility.

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  24. Nakuru county's Mpox strategy shows early success

    Nakuru’s caseload has dropped significantly. Initially, the county had the highest number of cases nationally, with 10 confirmed infections. Over time, the total rose to 25, but the increase has...

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  25. Rift Valley National Polytechnic (RVNP) Rockets crowned champions after thrashing Kabarak University

    Rodney Oduhulla, a Rockets player, says that this moment was especially special for him, seeing that he has been in the finals twice and he never managed to win the title.

  26. Trauma centre: The future lifeline for those broken on Nakuru roads

    It (trauma centre) will drastically reduce preventable deaths due to trauma and improve health outcomes for thousands.

  27. 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.

  28. Ruto flags off contrustion of the Rironi–Mau Summit Highway, with a fresh list of promises for Nakuru people

    Dr Ruto also talked on the the trauma centre at Nakuru County Teaching and Referral Hospital which is a stalled project.

  29. Motorists move to court to block tolling of the Rironi–Nakuru–Mau Summit highway

    In their petition to the Nakuru High Court, the Motorists Association of Kenya and individual petitioners Peter Murima, Joyce Wamahiu and Josphat Kamau argue that imposing tolls on existing...

  30. This is why Nakuru is holding a five-day city festival from November 27 to December 1

    These activities, which started on November 28 and are expected to continue until December 1, are part of a festival organised by the county government. Dubbed the 'Nakuru City Festival', the...

  31. Weekend guide: Rugby showdown, Sh529K pool battle and a city festival

    With a packed schedule of festivals, high-stakes tournaments and rugby showdowns, residents have every reason to step out and soak up the excitement this weekend.

  32. PSV operators warn of major delays and fare hikes as a section of the Nakuru–Eldoret Highway is closed today for Presidential launch

    Kenha has advised motorists to consider rescheduling their travel or using alternative routes, including the following: Ngong–Suswa–Narok–Mau Narok–Njoro–Nakuru, Nairobi–Thika–Magumu–Njabini–Ol...

  33. Youths in Dundori protest over prolonged closure of football pitch

    The pitch was supposed to be levelled, and in addition to this, have grass replanted on the surface within a period of six months; however, more than two and a half years down the line, the pitch...

  34. IEBC, Nakuru creatives join hands in voter registration drive

    Nakuru Town East has so far registered a total of 1,500 new voters since the current drive began

  35. KeNHA provides alternative routes ahead of Rironi- Mau Summit highway expansion project launch

    The Kenya National Highway Authority has issued a traffic advisory giving alternative routes to motorist plying the routes at different sections to avoid the possible traffic congestion.

  36. One initiate dead, two injured after being tortured during seclusion

    Nakuru North sub county police commander Lilies Wachira says three people have since been arrested and are currently in police custody.

  37. Concern as parents, guardians are accused of brutally assaulting their children in Kuresoi

    Kevin Kibet, a resident of Kuresoi North, says the cases have been on the rise in the area noting that many of them go unreported.

  38. Family of missing teacher appeals for help to trace his whereabouts

    According to his wife his wife Elizabeth Gitonga the former teacher has been dealing with depression which affected his speech.

  39. Why competitive pool is fast gaining popularity in Nakuru

    In an interview with Mtaa Wangu, Martin Kihato, the tournament director, Kenya Pool & Billiards Federation (KPBF), says Nakuru is currently the second most active county for pool tournaments...

  40. Government loses another round in battle over Sh50 e-Citizen charge

    The court of appeal judges in their ruling noted that the applicants had failed to demonstrate that the intended appeal would be rendered useless if the High Court judgement is not stayed

  41. Former international rugby star seeks to inspire young players with ball donations

    For Nakuru’s clubs and schools, the donation is far more than a tally of balls. Gibson Weru explains that equipment has always been one of Kenyan rugby’s biggest obstacles

  42. Menengai Oilers give Daystar Falcons brutal introduction to top flight rugby

    For the Daystar Falcons, the heavy defeat was a tough initiation into top-flight rugby, yet assistant coach Agustin Owino found positives to build on

  43. Biz Lounge: Accountant’s dream behind Nakuru's Billionaire Butchery

    ‎‎Over the years, Billionaire Butchery has achieved steady growth thanks to strict sourcing standards, high hygiene levels, customer-centric service, and aggressive marketing.

  44. 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.

  45. 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.

  46. 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.

  47. 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.

  48. 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...

  49. 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...

  50. '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.