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285 results for BRET SANYA :

  1. Eight buffaloes killed by fallen power lines at Lake Nakuru National Park

    A wildlife census conducted by KWS in 2021 showed that Lake Nakuru had the third highest population of buffalo after the Mara Ecosystem and Tsavo.

  2. Explainer: What to do if your car breaks down along the Nakuru-Eldoret highway

    The recent Ngata road accident that claimed seven lives has added to the long list of road accidents that have been witnessed along the Nakuru-Eldoret highway and more specifically the Ngata...

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

    This stretch of road, infamously known as a Black Spot, is very narrow. Due to this it sometimes makes it a challenge for motorists to navigate the road.

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

    In Mawanga, White House, Shabab and Barnabas it was as if the CS orders were not in force. Late into the night, some of the bars that had initially been closed were still operating in full view...

  5. How repairing a clients car landed a mechanic in Subukia in drug trafficking trouble

    For Evans, the day began like any other mechanic's day, he was looking forward to finishing the job at hand and returning home. Hopeful that he would get to repeat the same uneventful cycle again...

  6. Fake fertiliser, a threatened farming economy and a troubled farmer: Nakuru's food basket

    In addition to the unpredictable rains, Nakuru farmers have other problems to contend with, these include the sale of fake seeds and subsidised fertiliser.

  7. Shabab ward MCA David Waithiai installs street lights two months after Mtaa Wangu, Bwana MCA exposé

    Shabab residents now no longer have to worry about walking at night, thanks to the construction of street lights.

  8. My Hood: Why Kaptwembwa remains an attractive place to live despite high crime rates and poor drainage

    Kaptwembwa is one of the largest estates in Nakuru and within it is a cosmopolitan area with an ever growing youth population.

  9. Why women in Nakuru are leading in the number of obesity cases

    Women in Nakuru lead in the number of obese cases compared to their male counterparts.

  10. Unpredictable rains leave farmers in Sobea, Baraka, Njoro and Ngata at a crossroads

    At this time of year, James Hitler, a farmer at Baraka Estate, would be admiring the first sprouts from the crops planted on his farm.

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