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  1. A guide to fitness sports you can take up in Nakuru in 2026

    To start with, if you want to learn how to play pool or darts, you'll find that most clubs in Nakuru have pool tables and dartboards, even the more local ones. However, if you don't know how to...

  2. Businesses reap big from Prophet Dr David Owuor's three-day crusade

    For some, the event even prompted a temporary shift in profession like David Sailwa, who ordinarily works as a barber, decided to park his clippers and operate as a boda boda rider following the...

  3. Crossover night crowds push Nakuru night clubs to charge entrance fees

    Once inside, the scene was unbelievable. It felt as though people had started arriving at the club early in the morning because it was already packed.

  4. How my mother’s craft inspired my handmade accessories venture

    Growing up, Akoth was exposed early to the world of tailoring and creativity, although she did not immediately consider it a career.

  5. Intern doctor suspected of killing businesswoman detained for 14 days

    Antony Muchiri is accused of killing Karuku, who was said to be his lover, on the night of December 26 in Kabati area, Naivasha at a house she had previously rented to him

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  6. Hawker on wheels: Naivasha man’s story of survival and resilience

    In 2021, Kiarie moved to Naivasha with nothing but determination to try and find something to do. With no place to stay, he spent nearly a month sleeping outside, unsure of what the next day...

  7. Business closures and new beginnings:  Nakuru’s uneven commercial journey in 2025

    The closure of traditional businesses like Stage Matt Supermarket has been the most visible.

  8. A silent stage: How the closure of Nakuru Players Theatre reshaped the arts in 2025

    For years, the theatre served as a central hub for creatives, offering lighting, sound and rehearsal spaces, as well as a ready-made audience familiar with the venue.

  9. From darts to e-sports: The year indoor games took off in Nakuru

    Over the course of the year, the county hosted an increasing number of indoor sports tournaments, establishing Nakuru as a growing hub for competitive indoor sports.

  10. Nax Vegas: How Nakuru lived up to the hype

    One interesting highlight of this year’s events was how party culture became more premium, with a standard ticket price averaging Sh1,000.

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