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  1. Campus Confession: My brief but fun modelling career in Uni

    Despite the difficulties, I enjoyed teaching other students how to walk the runway and mentoring them for university pageantry events.

  2. What to expect at Oldies and Soul first indoor event

    He adds that as they look into their target audience, they are inclining towards their oldies crowd who moves with them from one point to the next. Nonetheless, he notes they cannot wait to meet...

  3. How club politics may affect performance of boxers in Nakuru

    If fighters feel their coaches are not on the same page with them, they might feel there’s favouritism.

  4. New construction at Section 58 puzzles residents

    At a distance, a sign reading "Railway Crossing" stands precariously, as though it might be carried away by the wind.

  5. The little known benefits of play to a child's development

    Here are a few items parents can introduce in the children’s play pack to enhance social -emotional learning.

  6. 23-year-old selling KCSE exam papers nabbed in Kiamunyi

    The DCI in their statement published on their official page on X revealed that the suspect has a total of over 78,000 followers on Telegram and about 8,500 people on WhatsApp.

  7. Shiner's boys student took a knife to the heart, autopsy reveals

    In a phone interview, Mr Ngulungu says the 18-year-old died from excessive bleeding from the stab wound to the chest.

  8. Kuresoi women find economic empowerment in potato harvesting

    Brenda started providing harvesting services after four years as a roadside potato hawker, a job where she earned about Sh50 profit per bucket.

  9. 'My son is not safe in school,' Nakuru parent laments

    Out of concern, Lynn says she reached out to the school but her phone calls went unanswered

  10. Senate intervenes in Tabitha Keroche court case

    She is further accused of subjecting her staff to unfair Labour practices through underpayments and illegal termination of employment, in breach of their employment contracts.

  11. From wanting to be a chef, to pursuing medicine: Meet Dr Joy Mugambi

    In an exclusive interview with Mtaa Wangu (MW), Dr. Joy shares her vision for the future, discussing the changes she hopes to bring to her new role and the ways Nakuru County stands to benefit...

  12. From wanting to be a chef, to pursuing medicine: Meet Dr Joy Mugambi

    In an exclusive interview with Mtaa Wangu (MW), Dr. Joy shares her vision for the future, discussing the changes she hopes to bring to her new role and the ways Nakuru County stands to benefit...

  13. Did repair of bad road widen cracks in MP and Governor's relationship?

    Mr Mutai and Ms Kihika have had a shaky relationship since their election into the respective offices.

  14. Wind of street worship blows towards Naivasha

    Ironic, I know, seeing as it’s also a party haven, often christened Naxvegas. But duality is a fact and two things can exist at the same time. No?

  15. Tracing last steps of form four student stabbed at Shiner's boys

    At the school, our presence raised tension among the students and parents who had arrived to check on their sons.

  16. How Ngata farmer grew sweet potato weighing 11 kilograms

    For some time, Kilach has been cultivating sweet potatoes, and his efforts have gained attention in recent years due to the size of his harvests.

  17. Woman on a mission to amplify sex education among youth in Nakuru

    Through her work with schools in Rongai, Nakuru West, and Nakuru East, Joy has observed that many adults are uncomfortable discussing these topics with teenagers.

  18. Shiner's boys murder: Eight suspects arraigned as investigations heighten

    Detectives have been allowed to hold the eight following a miscellaneous application that was made at the Naivasha Law Courts for 14 days to complete their investigation.

  19. Police launch search for murder weapon that killed Shiner's boys student

    The victim, Vincent Ngugi Muchiri, was fatally stabbed in the lower belly by one of the students, and another boy who was standing next to Muchiri was also injured, with a stab wound to his thigh.

  20. Upgrade of Lions garden goes on, in the wake of two court cases

    The primary concern among critics is that the park should remain a dedicated recreational space. They argue that the stalls could compromise the park’s purpose.

  21. Duo sues Senator Tabitha Karanja for allegedly embezzling Sh 8.3 million

    The petition follows an investigation by the Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission (EACC) on the alleged misuse of funds by Nakuru Senator in the Financial Year 2023/2024.

  22. Why auction of Kanu house will erase part of Nakuru's political history

    Different generations have grown up with different notions about the building that represent the roots of the town’s growth and the legacy of the Moi era.

  23. 'Bring them down!': Nakuru residents displeased by stalls in Lions garden

    At the top of the list is Nakuru’s renowned environmentalist, James Wakibia, who has been on the government’s neck since then.

  24. From robbers to art lovers: A story of crime, guilt and finding self

    I was arrested for a crime I had not done. My case was that of birds of the same feather flocking together. The robbery happened on Saturday evening in the estate but I was at a local club at...

  25. Angry boxers accuse club management of sabotage after being recalled from Nanyuki

    Another coach, Camlus Juma adds that, on their return their frustration was heightened by the notice pinned at the club carrying the message “Boxing has been suspended till further notice.”

  26. Concern as cloud of missing children reports hovers around Nakuru

    After carrying out interviews with the aunt and some of the children, one could deduce that there must have been a deliberate plan to kidnap baby Maya, that was executed well.

  27. My Hood: New development projects draw investors to Murogi estate

    At least Sh 800 million will be required to complete the phase by the year 2027.

  28. Newcomers, winners and losers, in this year's Nakuball regular season

    This proved to work as they managed to finish first in the regular season.

  29. New night club to replace Groundless lounge

    According to a worker, the launch preparations are at an advanced stage noting that the club will go by the name ‘Wave XO’.

  30. Who should remove the bees along Kenyatta avenue?

    A swarm of bees sat at the top of the pole, and it appeared they had decided to make this spot their home.

  31. Peter Kinyua: Man using recycled glass to make building material

    While glass is a readily available material, Kinyua notes that the county is barely the main producer but an avid consumer, which is now spilling into a country-wide disaster.

  32. Section of MCAs question funding, agenda, of 'secret' Mombasa trip

    Mr Karanja claims some senior officials at the county government devised the scheme to secretly fund the coastal trip in a bid to influence some MCAs to support them.

  33. Power restored in Maili Sita after three weeks of darkness

    On the other hand, Boniface Oluoch who runs an electronic shop noted that they had to stay closed since they have not been making any sales since the power outage.

  34. Nakuru's Faith Wandia creates sanitary towels from grass

    For the outer core, she mixes grass and other compounds to make the bioplastic made from grass pulp, and notes that this whole process is to ensure that they decompose faster than conventional pads.

  35. A peek into Nakuru governor's new Milimani office

    Now, three years later, Mtaa Wangu can confirm that the office is ready for occupancy, with sources revealing that Governor Susan Kihika is expected to move in ‘any time now.’

  36. Two Egerton students charged with online harassment

    In the message posted on July 27, 2023, the students accused Mr Mwenja of perpetuating cruelty towards a young girl.

  37. The rise and fall of Courtyard hotel

    This ‘special’ group enjoyed the hot beverages being served as well as the cold ones when making deals or discussing matters of national importance in low and loud tones.

  38. Nakuru parents urged to consider day cares as missing children reports rise

    He continues to say for parents who cannot afford to take their children to a day care, they can keep them engaged with games at home while under supervision from adults.

  39. Human-wildlife conflict worsens in Nakuru as dry season sets in

    With the hot weather persisting, the situation may worsen as more wild animals come out of the Park in search of food.

  40. Susan Kihika to construct more hospitals despite criticizing previous governors

    In addition, the governor intends to ensure all the 11 sub counties have a level four hospital by the end of her term.

  41. Joseph Ng'aari: Union will reduce exploitation of pyrethrum farmers

    Most pyrethrum farmers are working alone making it easy for them to be easily manipulated when they are selling their flowers.

  42. Bitter juice, chips and chicken and a missing nine month old baby

    Worried she would be late for work Maureen left her daughter who was crying, assuming she would cry for a short time then go back to sleep.

  43. Swarm of bees finds a home at the heart of Nakuru city

    In a phone interview with Mtaa Wangu, he mentions that to this day, that area of his neck is still swollen, accompanied by a tingling sensation that comes and goes.

  44. How children shows have changed teaching methods in pre-primary schools

    Today, teacher Eunice spends more time helping children identify and write letters and numbers, building on what they already know. She also observes that teaching methods have evolved.

  45. Businesses that reap big during school holidays

    While parents lament the duration of the holidays, another group wishes it could be extended even longer.

  46. Showing off Lord Egerton Castle!

    He adds that since the castle's commercialization, it has attracted more artists, both locally and from afar, for video production.

  47. How residents found out Friday was a holiday while at work

    Even before the reality of Riggy G’s loss at the High Court could sink in, preparations were being made left, right and centre to swear in his replacement.

  48. Residents share their experiences following Mtaa Wangu's con artists expose'

    It’s quite disturbing when our officers are busy patrolling the same street on daily basis but instead of taking the necessary action, they choose to turn a blind eye on the same.

  49. Exclusive: Inside con game along Kenyatta avenue running in broad daylight

    One such operation involves an elaborate display of household goods under a blue and orange tent designed to catch the eye of anyone dreaming of furnishing their home.

  50. Angry residents demolish tent running con game along Kenyatta avenue

    When Mtaa Wangu arrived at the scene around noon, we found angry residents destroying the electronics that were used to lure people into playing the game.