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600 results for MUTHONI WANJIKU :

  1. Njoro traders suffer Sh 1.2 million loss after night fire guts business premises

    Njoro Sub-county OCPD Stanley Koech confirmed the incident, saying preliminary investigations indicate that an electrical fault may have triggered the fire.

  2. Nakuru Governor's cup tournament to become an annual sporting event – Governor Kihika

    ‎‎Speaking during the launch of the inaugural Governor's Cup 2026 at Afraha Stadium, Kihika says the competition would provide a platform for young players across the county to showcase their...

  3. Subukia brothers transform idle family land into profitable avocado venture

    Chege says that their first commercial harvest came in 2024, marking a significant milestone after more than a decade of nurturing the orchard. The produce is mainly sold through exporting...

  4. Survey: Nakuru ranked third in budget transparency and access to information

    The survey, conducted annually by Bajeti Hub, evaluates county governments on the availability, timeliness, and comprehensiveness of key budget implementation documents that are legally required...

  5. From hobby to profession: Ayub Waweru’s boxing journey

    He says he is working hard towards earning a chance to represent Kenya in international tournaments as well as at the Olympic Games

  6. Why professional training matters in career development

    According to career development expert Roy Ndombi, professional training is mainly undertaken by individuals who are already employed or those who have identified a specific career path they wish...

  7. Lessons Nakuru event's organisers can learn from Nairobi’s event experiences

    Throughout the performances, people remained supportive of the artists on stage, even when some songs did not resonate with the crowd as expected.

  8. How the closure of Nakuru’s Poetry after Lunch is affecting creatives in the county

    For years, Poetry After Lunch served as a hub where poets, spoken word artists, and other creatives could showcase their work before live audiences while sharpening their performance skills

  9. All products @Sh 100: Shopping frenzy as Nairobi's retail store ‘Mia Duck’ open doors in Nakuru

    For several customers, the shopping experience appeared less like an ordinary visit and more like a limited opportunity to secure affordable household goods and gifts.

  10. Why farmers in Lare are turning to organic farming

    ‎‎Although most members previously practiced conventional farming, Magu notes that many only used manures alongside fertilizers thinking that organic farming only required manure, making the...

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