Hello

Your subscription is almost coming to an end. Don’t miss out on the great content on Nation.Africa

Ready to continue your informative journey with us?

Hello

Your premium access has ended, but the best of Nation.Africa is still within reach. Renew now to unlock exclusive stories and in-depth features.

Reclaim your full access. Click below to renew.

Subscribe for a month to get full access

Search

422 results for MUTHONI WANJIKU :

  1. 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...

  2. “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...

  3. 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...

  4. 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.

  5. 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...

  6. 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.

  7. 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...

  8. 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...

  9. 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...

  10. Modern Furniture closes Nakuru branch after short-lived run

    The closure of the Nakuru branch of Modern Furniture Pacific Store has once again left part of the property vacant, raising questions about the sustainability of businesses expanding into...

Previous

Page 3 of 43

Next