Biz Lounge: How Spirulina became saving grace for univerisity drop out His commitment went beyond regular school hours—he tended to the site on weekends and even during holidays, deepening his understanding of Spirulina cultivation and its benefits.
Creatives to wait longer as Nakuru Players Theatre remains closed due to internal wrangles Three months into 2025, the once active theatre remains dormant, leaving theatre lovers like me with limited options for weekend entertainment.
Sam Ouko: Man who clinched most valuable player title in Wazee premier league 2024 season The talent and skills he acquired in these seemingly childish games carried him through his school years and into university, where he received a call-up to play at a higher level.
Merseph Nyangena: Defying the odds as a female matatu tout Working as a matatu tout for the past three years, she says she is now used to the strange looks she gets from passengers meeting her for the first time.
Mwenge FC dominate Naka Wazee in unexpected win Naka Wazee FC had taken the lead in the first half after Deng Biel skilfully broke through the defence to go one-on-one with the goalkeeper. They created several more chances but failed to convert.
Biz Lounge: How I started my profitable soil testing business in Nakuru Being a farmer herself, she saw an opportunity to grow her own venture while addressing challenges she also faced.
Trendy Padel sport lands in Nakuru Beyond providing a space for the sport, Asha emphasizes that the club fosters social interaction and a sense of community.
Swahili dishes take over Nakuru streets in honour of Ramadan Nila Hamisi describes how the streets come alive in the evenings, from as early as 4 pm attracting both Muslims and non-Muslims alike.
My Hood: How Section 58 estate has grown into a one-stop shop The area’s growth has been fuelled by the presence of key establishments such as supermarkets, eateries, grocery stores, petrol stations, and entertainment joints.
'Poverty, cultural norms, are catalysts to teenage pregnancies in Kuresoi North', X Space reveals "Parents tend to shy away from these topics, leaving girls misinformed and vulnerable to risky behaviours," he says.
