Here is a round-up of what made news in Nakuru this week

1. Talk about being in the right place with the wrong people. This was the case for one Evans Oluoch, a mechanic who was at work repairing a Nissan and within minutes of repairing the Nissan he went from being a hardworking mechanic to a drug dealer.

Read: How repairing a clients car landed a mechanic in Subukia in drug trafficking trouble

2. The infamous Ngata black spot hit the headlines again this week after claiming seven lives, and while the authorities have repeatedly said they will come up with solutions, those solutions could not have come sooner.

Read: Ngata Black Spot: Trucks breaking down on the side of the road is the main cause of accidents, locals say

3. Sherehe ni sherehe, for Nakuru's bar owners, Kindiki's orders seem to have been mere suggestions as they carry on with business as usual.

Read: In Mawanga, Whitehouse, Shabab its business as usual for bars, despite Kindiki's directive on closure of drinking joints

4. The Great Rift 10 aside tournament will be taking place this weekend, but it looks like it's going to be a low budget affair, which means the shereheand hype you're used to will be missing. Let's hope the event gets some sponsorship.

Read: From bad to worse news for rugby fans as the Great Rift 10 aside tournament to be a one day-affair this weekend

5. You don't haffi dread to be Rasta!!! Not for Teresia Wambugu, her 19-year-old dreadlocks have become her trademark and she is looking forward to meeting Morgan Heritage so they can compare the size of their dreads.

Read: My 19-year journey growing my dreadlocks and how they once got me into trouble in the delivery room