Nakuru thieves turn to chicken stealing and selling business Kosgei continues to say that many of these thieves employ different tactics to ensure they do not get caught.
Three things Nakuru should do in 2024 This would also create a platform for Nakuru artists to interact with nationally acclaimed artists thus improving their network.
A dark academic year for Moi primary school Kabarak Amidst all the celebration, Moi Primary School, Kabarak an academic giant in the region went quiet.
PRIME Why Nakuru residents are against a Sh10 billion mall being built on land previously owned by Eveready Company The Local Authorities Pension Fund (LAPFUND) has been in the process of building a Sh10 billion shopping mall on the land formerly owned by the Eveready company, which was sold for Sh1.3 billion...
How Nakuru County's quest to tame criminal gangs resulted in the transfer of several police bosses Months before the 2022 General Election, one of the most gruesome incidents took place in Bahati where six women were brutally killed within a week, causing panic and fear to grip most residents...
Crowded shops, matatu shortage, mark Christmas holiday in Nakuru city In some places, you find that the boards that indicate where the buses are going have been placed on the ground as there is a shortage of matatus.
Cheated at Birth: The military-like structure of street families in Nakuru city Opiyo says he then decided to call a meeting with the street children at the Menengai Social Hall and from there, he managed to convince them that he was the right fit for them and that he would...
Cheated at Birth: How desperation for basic needs drives street children to crime Jane says this incident left her traumatized to the point of crossing the road just to avoid children on the street.
Nakuru's Menengai Oilers close off the year with a win! As the game kicked off, the man to watch was Bildad Ogeta who is the current Kenya Cup top try scorer.
NaxVegas: Why Park and Chill is becoming more popular than clubbing The concept of park and chill, for example, is something that has always existed in Nakuru, only the locals never used to call it that.
