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123 results for WINNIE KIMANI :

  1. Mercy Kemunto: My day with a house agent from hell

    Her day went from bad to worse in the blink of an eye, leaving her homeless and out in the cold with her sick daughter in White House, Bismarck.

  2. Ex-convict finds hope in new love, welding business

    On the other hand, he could not afford an advocate. Lack of witnesses was also a huge barrier that made his journey to justice harder.

  3. Prison officer starts rare program to reduce crime rate in Nakuru

    Looking to pass down this knowledge with others, Odera says he went to Kitale polytechnic in 2004 where he was a lecturer teaching various business courses

  4. Delicious Virenje has Nakuru residents licking their lips

    One that has become a local favourite is Virenje (chicken legs), usually fried in cooking oil and eaten as a snack.

  5. Manhunt launched for man suspected of killing his uncle in Molo

    Police in Molo are searching for a 22-year-old man who allegedly killed his uncle. Peter Moseti is said to have fled after committing the crime.

  6. Nakuru ASK show fails to meet expectations of small business vendors

    For small business vendors, the event that they had hoped to make a profit from turned out to be a loss-making venture, despite the hundreds of people who made their way to the fair.

  7. Former street mother Judy Wanjiru: I used trashed clothes as sanitary towels

    As a street child, Wanjiru often slept in the cold, on cartons, in Nakuru streets. It didn’t help that she had a child to provide for, and whose food came from leftovers, and coins dropped into...

  8. Character development, high cost of living and an increase in the number of single men and women

    This is why we may be seeing a new phenomenon of an increase in single men and women who do not want to settle down with a partner.

  9. Nakuru woman reveals why she vomited a rat

    Vick Chepkori was sick for a week and would vomit almost everyday.

  10. Nakuru university students turn to small businesses to avoid 'kuinama'

    Nevertheless, Waithiru who is a rapper has resulted to selling a single verse song at Sh500.

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