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635 results for MUTHONI WANJIKU :

  1. Young agripreneurs learn the business of turning agriculture into profit

    James Mwangi, a Project Officer with the Cereal Growers Association supporting Farm to Market Alliance projects, said the BDEC programme is designed to equip Farmer Service Centre (FSC) operators...

  2. Nakuru poets Lejosh Jamal, Chotara the poet nominated to continental stage

    Beyond competition, Jamal views poetry as a tool for social transformation. He explained that his work seeks to invoke change in the community while giving a voice to issues that might otherwise...

  3. Professional bodies: The hidden key to career growth

    Furthermore, professional bodies can help members remain relevant as industries evolve.

  4. Al Capone’s arrival in Nakuru stirs excitement after Platinumz 7D exit

    The opening of Al Capone could also push existing entertainment venues to rethink their offerings as competition increases

  5. Why Nakuru farmers are opting to expand potato production over other crops

    The assessment found that 81.7 per cent of supported farmers had expanded their potato acreage, while 91.6 per cent said potato farming had become more important to them.

  6. Role mismatch dilemma: When job applied for differ from assigned roles

    Ndombi further encourages employees to have a professional conversation with their managers to seek clarity on expectations and whether the changes are temporary or permanent

  7. How Nakuru film maker Pauline Njoki carved her place in the industry

    Her journey took a significant step forward when she secured an opportunity to participate in a three-month programme that equipped her with professional storytelling and media production skills

  8. Why soft retirement is becoming an option for professionals

    Ndombi says professionals considering soft retirement should plan early by defining their desired workload, income, responsibilities, timeline and boundaries.

  9. New facility set to reduce sunflower production cost in Nakuru

    For farmers such as Rosaline Menjo from Mosop, the facility could address a practical challenge experienced after harvesting. Rosaline, who had previously planted two acres of sunflower, said she...

  10. Where to grab the mic in Nakuru's growing Karaoke culture

    Across the city, entertainment joints are dedicating specific nights to karaoke, giving residents and visitors an opportunity to unwind, showcase their vocal talents, and enjoy an evening of...

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