From dark to lit: Meet man behind Nakuru’s wildest club lights According to him, his typical night starts around 9 or 10 p.m. and can stretch until 4 a.m. or later.
Why campus businesses fail and how yours can survive and thrive Once students graduate and lose access to that nurturing environment, many of these ventures crumble under the weight of real-world demands.
Biz Lounge: Turning trendy phone stickers into profit The reception, he says, was overwhelmingly positive, with many people loving the unique and trendy sticker designs he offered.
The unpleasant Nairobi experience that made me appreciate Nakuru touts more He nodded, and I settled in, trusting he would remember just like touts back home in Nakuru always do.
Why everyone’s ditching the city for a Vasha party experience Naivasha may be known as a conference hub, but let’s be honest it’s quickly claiming the crown as an unofficial sherehe capital, especially during big events like the WRC Safari Rally and the...
Living with vitiligo and the precious lesson it has taught me I would spend an average of Sh. 7,000 every time I visited a hospital. After consulting several dermatologists, I was eventually diagnosed with vitiligo.
Inside Nakuru creative group taking dance to Lesotho Ted says that the group comprises 35 members and is at the heart of this initiative, though other cultural groups traveling with the caravan are encouraged to take part in the workshops.
From costly mistakes to creative mastery One costly mistake an artiste makes is failing to read and understand contracts thoroughly before signing them.
How Mel’s photography journey began behind her sister’s lens From holding lights to assisting with angles, Mel was introduced to the technical side of the craft early on.
Biz Lounge: Nakuru man making a killing building and selling mole traps Cornered but not defeated, Irungu turned to innovation. He began designing a pest trap that could deal with both moles and rats.
