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  1. How Nakuru police thwarted escape of four remandees

    The four are among five people who have been charged with robbery with violence.

  2. Nakuru-based ZenDawa's clever innovation earns it top East African tech award

    He adds that by digitizing them, the company is not only helping them grow their businesses but also improving access to affordable medicine for ordinary Kenyans

  3. Is lack of street lights fuelling insecurity in Nakuru estates?

    The community now lives in fear, with many saying his death is part of a rising trend of insecurity.

  4. Why Nakuru county leads in AIDS-related deaths countrywide

    Kyuna adds that there are those who come for this treatment when it is too late, and they end up dying, hence the death is recorded as AIDS-related.

  5. Education ministry pins Kenana sisters' shaming incident to sole teacher

    the children and parents have been undergoing rigorous psychosocial support.

  6. 'He was stabbed eight times,': Nakuru family seeks justice for slain driver

    Her husband was covered in a pool of blood and she could not tell if he was dead or alive.

  7. Panic as form two Kirobon student goes missing after school closure

    Koigi was last seen in his full school uniform, a blue shirt, red tie, navy blue sweater, and trousers.

  8. 'How I learnt of my wife's murder,' : A husband's heartbreaking court testimony

    At around 8 pm, Otieno started getting worried and he tried calling his wife, but his efforts in reaching her bore no fruits.

  9. How Muthoni's bold move from 'mama fua' to certified painter inspires Nakuru women

    Determined, Muthoni approached the foremen and told them she wanted to learn a skill.

  10. County seeks to peg River Ndarugu, amidst rise in drowning incidents

    The exercise, Kamau explains, will mark out the official riparian reserve and curb encroachment on riverbanks.

  11. Biz lounge: How I turned a trend into a thriving business

    Walji began managing the business last year, having conducted extensive research and travelled far and wide to source authentic ingredients. Having noticed that few outlets in Kenya were offering...

  12. From the dance floor to the decks: How Aries DJ found her beat in Nakuru’s house music scene

    That first experience watching DJs like 7Dusks play her favourite Amapiano tracks, sparked something within her. She found herself gravitating toward the DJ booth, fascinated by the blend of...

  13. A meal, a conversation, a calling: The inspiring journey of Nakuru’s 'Mama Street'

    Having been raised by a single mother, Nancy — fondly known as Mama Street — understood the struggles of poverty and the strength it takes to keep hope alive. It was this personal experience that...

  14. Eight years on, families of those killed in the Lake Nakuru crash still waiting for closure

    On that tragic morning of October 21, 2017, Veronica Muthoni, Anthony Kipyegon, John Njuguna Mapozi and Captain Apollo Malowa also lost their lives.

  15. Veronica Musyoka: The Senior Assistant County Commissioner who is transforming community policing through youth engagement

    Through her efforts to promote youth engagement in community policing, she has redefined grassroots security management, earning her the title of a modern-day shujaa in public service.

  16. Baby Isaac found dead two weeks after going missing in Kiratina

    Mr Masanga believes that his son’s death was not accidental. He suspects foul play, arguing that the boy may have been killed elsewhere and later dumped in the drainage system.

  17. Spooky beats and electric vibes: Inside Naxouse’s halloween third anniversary bash

    From the moment I stepped onto the grounds, I could sense the excitement in the air. It was clear that I was in for a special night.

  18. From the KDF barracks to the big screen: How Nakuru’s Peter Wachira became a film legend

    Wachira is one of the first people to start a drama group within the KDF. His troupe performed at Agricultural Society of Kenya (ASK) shows across Nakuru, Mombasa and Nairobi, showcasing the...

  19. Growing up in Nakuru with Raila’s legacy: A Gen Z reflection

    I first became aware of 'the Enigma' after the 2002 general elections, when my grandfather said that Kibaki only won because of Raila's support.

  20. LSK closes two law firms run by quack lawyers in Nakuru

    According to Wangari Mwangi, the LSK Nakuru Chapter's Chairperson, the firms — Onkoba Omariba & Company Advocates and Kirera & Company Advocates — were found to be run by unqualified...

  21. Kenha to close section of Njoro–Mau Summit road for three weeks for repairs

    In a notice issued on October 9, states that the road would be closed from Thursday, October 16 to November 6, 2025. The affected section lies approximately one kilometre past Keringet Factory...

  22. Students stranded as Good Shepherd School is closed indefinitely over staff pay dispute

    According to parents, the closure was announced on Monday evening via a message sent to the school's parents-and-teachers WhatsApp group. The message included a letter lacking a school logo...

  23. Police seize 500 litres of suspected illicit alcohol after truck overturns near Baraka estate

    According to County Police Commander Stephen Kirui, officers recovered around 500 litres of the alcohol, which was packed in glass bottles, after the lorry overturned while attempting a U-turn at...

  24. Why did matatus stop going into Shabab, Kenlands and Phase Two estates?

    Routes such as Kenlands, Shabab, and Phase Two, which relied on matatus to ferry residents to and from the city centre, have seen many of those vehicles disappear. They have been replaced by the...

  25. Rongai's Ng’ondu dispensary gets solar-powered fridge to boost vaccine storage

    The Solar Direct Drive Vaccine Refrigerator will enable the facility to safely store vaccines without relying on electricity or fuel-powered generators.

  26. Court stops Nakuru county from firing 24 employees

    They were dismissed in July this year when they received letters informing them that their employment would lapse on October 1, 2025.

  27. Beats, culture and Mashujaa energy: Nakuru's long weekend line-up is packed!

    The fun starts on Friday with the Kalenjin Heritage Festival at Kunste Hotel Grounds. This event celebrates the region's rich culture and artistry, showcasing some of the biggest names in local...

  28. When Mazembe grounds roared: Nakuru’s unforgettable love affair with Raila Odinga

    During presidential campaigns, the grounds served as the culmination of rallies whenever Odinga came to Nakuru, and he was always given an exceptional reception by the locals.

  29. “LUST”: Why Nakuru Poets are getting real about Love, Sex, and Society

    LUST is more than just performance it's about starting conversations. “We want to create a safe space for dialogue, especially for young people, around topics that are often silenced,” says...

  30. Gilgil leads in missing children cases with 18 reports this year, several more across Nakuru

    In Gilgil, Children’s Officer Regina Wangari handled 18 cases of missing children between January and October, 15 boys and three girls.

  31. From Nakuru to The X Factor Latvia: How Itha is taking her soulful voice global

    Born and raised in Nakuru, Itha recalls that her earliest musical memory was with her sister. The two would often sing together at night before bed, and these moments sparked her lifelong desire...

  32. Nasher Market responds after Nakuru shoppers complain of harassment

    The market's chairman, Michael Chege (popularly known as Murungaru), acknowledged the complaints, but says that the issue is not unique to Nasher Market.

  33. Governor Kihika, Lee Kinyanjui pay tribute to the late former prime minister Raila Odinga

    She praised Mr Odinga’s lifelong struggle for justice, civil liberties and electoral reform, noting that his courage and resilience had inspired generations and given a voice to the millions who...

  34. Former prime minister Raila Odinga is dead

    Sources at his office on Wednesday confirmed the passing of veteran politician in India where he was recovering after undergoing treatment for undisclosed condition.

  35. Manyani man shot during missing fisherman Brian Odhiambo's protests cries out for justice

    Once a fisherman on Lake Nakuru and the sole provider for his young family, Ochieng’ now depends on his wife after the injury left him unable to walk unaided.

  36. Mystery deepens as post-mortem reveals what killed Solai man who died in police custody

    Koros, a father of five, had been arrested on October 7, for a Sh8,000 debt owed to a business partner. According to his wife, Brenda Koros, police officers accompanied by the area chief later...

  37. Nairobi-based startup opens Nakuru branch to tap new market

    According to the company's founder, Dickson Kibet, this move marks the firm's first major step beyond the capital as it seeks to expand its regional presence.

  38. Construction of Olenguruone Stadium resumes after 13-year delay

    The Sh290 million project was launched in 2012 but stalled soon after commencement, despite the initial contractor having received Sh73 million.

  39. Why young people are turning to influencers for career advice, and the risks involved

    If you scroll through TikTok, Instagram or LinkedIn, you'll find a growing number of creators offering quick, relatable career advice, from tips on acing a job interview to strategies for asking...

  40. At 23, Lizbeth Mwendwa has turned her creativity into a business with “Unwind With Colour”

    This art-inspired experience is designed to bring together creativity, relaxation and social connection.

  41. Doctor by day, violinist by night: an inside look at the melodic world of Dr Ian Ayugu

    Ayugu’s musical journey began in high school, where he studied the subject and played the trumpet. However, he discovered his true calling almost by accident in 2017 when he encountered the...

  42. Where is baby Isaac? Kiratina families live in fear as more children go missing

    According to Isaac's mother Celestine Anyona she had left home at around 9am to wash clothes for a client, leaving her son in good health.

  43. Cheap booze and a lot of chaos: The trouble with Nakuru's redeemable events

    For one ticket, you’d get a 'ka-quarter', and for two tickets, a full 'mzinga'. However, when I found out about this, I politely declined the invitation, mainly because of my previous experience...

  44. Is CS Lee Kinyanjui plotting a political comeback in Nakuru?

    The former governor, once one of the region’s most influential leaders, has attracted significant attention with his public appearances.

  45. Why Gusii road is a no-go zone for Nakuru men

    A group of women in skimpy dresses were lined up along the narrow stretch, standing in doorways and against walls. Their intent was clear. We kept our eyes forward, determined to walk quickly and...

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  46. Nakuru residents to hold protests on Tuesday over increased water tariffs

    The Nakuru County Tenants Association (NACTA) is accusing NAWASSCO of raising tariffs without following the correct procedures.

  47. Auctioneers seize livestock and vehicle from Naivasha MP Jayne Kihara's home over Sh10million debt

    The raid, saw the auctioneers make away with more than 100 sheep and the MP’s personal vehicle. The operation was supervised by police officers from Naivasha Police Station, following a court...

  48. Arama, Gikaria and the young turks looking to end their reign in Nakuru Town East and West

    David Gikaria has held the East seat and Samuel Arama the West seat. Both are political survivors who have seen parties rise, fall, merge and rebrand while maintaining their grip on power.

  49. “Left behind”: The struggles of parents raising and educating children with disabilities in Nakuru

    For these parents, raising and educating a child with disability is an ongoing demonstration of resilience, love and sacrifice. They face challenges ranging from unaffordable therapy sessions to...

  50. How Menengai residents are reviving Nakuru’s forest through community action

    For over a decade, the association has been at the centre of efforts to protect and restore the Menengai Forest ecosystem, demonstrating that when communities take ownership, conservation becomes...