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  1. Table tennis holiday training camp that is developing young talents to sporting athletes

    But beyond skill development, the camp carries a deeper purpose. Rono explains that the school deliberately invests in holiday programs to keep students engaged in constructive activities.

  2. Solo holidays: How to navigate loneliness during the festive season

    ‎‎For others like Ashley Khisa, the decision not to travel is deliberate. She avoids holiday chaos and prefers to postpone her trip until January.

  3. Why the boy child is now central in Nakuru’s fight against Gender-Based Violence

    In Nakuru East and West, boda boda riders were educated about teenage pregnancies, defilement and sodomy. In Njoro, forums were held on children’s rights and the Sexual Offences Act, while in...

  4. Nakuru poets get new stage to showcase their art

    Beyond visibility, the platform has invested heavily in mentorship and professional growth. Nyash highlights the impact of their training sessions, saying, “Through collaboration, I’ve seen poets...

  5. Why Nakuru has yet to embrace the festive mood

    At Waterbuck Hotel, the management shared that they have already completed their indoor decorations, creating a festive ambience throughout the facility.

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  6. Biz Lounge: Accountant’s dream behind Nakuru's Billionaire Butchery

    ‎‎Over the years, Billionaire Butchery has achieved steady growth thanks to strict sourcing standards, high hygiene levels, customer-centric service, and aggressive marketing.

  7. Kenyan, Tanzanian artists, reunite for a night to remember in Nakuru

    ‎‎As we approached the entrance, we were welcomed by placards featuring portraits of iconic artists such as Redsan, Ray C, Wyre, Sanaipei, E-Sir, Lady Jaydee, Professor Jay, and Alikiba.

  8. How Keringet women are challenging traditions through dairy farming and artificial insemination

    Joan began her career independently, without the backing of a cooperative. She had to raise her own capital, including for an AI tank costing around Sh50,000. Initially, she relied on semen from...

  9. Quickmart constructs second store next to Nakuru Statehouse

    Quick Mart, founded in 2006 in Nakuru by the late John Kinuthia, has grown into one of Kenya’s most recognisable retail chains.

  10. 'Tiktokers are stealing our shine,' A Nakuru dancer's lamentations

    According to Muhanji, auditions and competitions offer minimal opportunities noting that the lack of fairness limits access for talented dancers who simply want a chance to be seen.

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