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  1. Biz Lounge: How saxophonists are cashing in on Nakuru’s live music boom

    Chamberz's journey began in 2018. After years of playing the drums and keyboard in local bands, a bandmate offered him a saxophone to borrow, along with lessons and weekend practice time. When...

  2. Healing through art: Kujikubali mental health movement returns to Nakuru after a year-long hiatus

    Between 2021 and 2023, the initiative built a strong community following by using art, play and conversation to help young people address trauma and mental health issues in a supportive environment.

  3. E-Sports Kenya, Nakuru Edition draws dozens of gamers competing for Sh100,000 prize

    The tournament brought together 69 players, who competed for a share of the Sh100,000 prize pool across categories including EAFC 26, eFootball Mobile, eFootball Console, FC Mobile and Tekken 8...

  4. From movie shops to E-Sports Champions: The Rise of Ann Nyarangi and Abraham Odhiambo in the Gaming arena

    Ann Nyarangi began her gaming journey in 2021 out of sheer curiosity while managing a movie shop and a gaming parlour.

  5. Campus confessions: I went for an office industrial attachment, but ended up as the tea girl

    At first, I thought this would only be temporary, but it became routine. Instead of handling files, I was handling cups. My mornings turned into a marathon of making tea, and by the end of my...

  6. FC 105 Naivasha Starlets: The girls' football team defying odds in the National Super League

    Their track record includes producing a national team player, winning the Naivasha Champions League and lifting the FA Cup , milestones that Ms Kariuki says prove the Starlets are one of the most...

  7. Taking charge: How Nakuru is championing disability inclusion

    Through specialised Disability Inclusive Practices training, service providers and institutions are learning how to make their spaces and services more inclusive.

  8. Why first-class honours graduates struggle after university

    Her internship experience further reinforced this, as many of her supervisors, most of whom held diplomas or bachelor's degrees, often highlighted the supposed weaknesses of high-achieving students.

  9. "Our dreams are on hold": Why the future of Nakuru sports is hanging in the balance

    Although Nakuru has immense potential, many young athletes are unable to participate in tournaments due to the high costs of training, travel and equipment.

  10. Rhythm Fiesta delivers an unforgettable night, proving Nakuru's thirst for live music

    The energy reached another level when Gikuyu pop star Ayrosh took to the stage. His performance brought the house down and he went on to deliver fan favourites such as 'Maheni', 'Kirinyaga' and...

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