Ipoa links former Bondeni OCS to the shooting of Nakuru teen "We pursued the investigations to the end and handed over the file to the ODPP, which agreed with our findings. The OCS at the time will be charged with murder," Mr Kaimenyi said.
Why the catchy phrase "Flossin Mauwano" is making a debut in Nakuru Here in Nakuru, most people who do not know the meaning of the phrase would immediately associate it with a criminal gang or something similar.
Key court cases in Nakuru to watch in 2025 Last year, the corridors of justice in Nakuru were abuzz with cases of murder, defilement, land disputes and environmental concerns. While some cases arrived at their conclusion, others continue...
Dr Magare files petition in court challenging President Ruto's appointment of Muriithi, Gitura and Wa Iria "The appointment of these individuals does not comply with Article 232 of the Constitution of Kenya. Which clearly states that appointments must be based on merit and there must be clear...
Thieves break into Hillcrest Secondary School in Free Area and steal Sh180,000 worth of equipment A visit to the scene revealed that windows, fire extinguishers and pipes worth Sh180,000 had been stolen.
Tembea na chaser, you never know where the party will find you and other December shenanigans... From the December 1st to the 31st, it's a blur of indulgence - eating huge portions of food and drinking non-stop.
How Gen Z protests redefined youth activism and politics in Nakuru Nakuru, a town traditionally quiet during national protests, soon became a focal point, with protesters being urged to gather at Nakuru Railway Station.
Three murders shock residents of Bahati sub-county Police in Nakuru are investigating several gruesome incidents reported over the Christmas holidays, leaving communities in shock and mourning.
How Nakuru lived up to its "Vegas" title in 2024 Sherehe sheria! is a slogan most of you have been living by for most of the year and what a year it has been for the entertainment scene in Nakuru.
Why Nakuru residents are embracing a new Christmas tradition Most shops remained closed, and the usually bustling Kenyatta Avenue felt unusually quiet, with only a handful of people walking through the streets.
