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622 results for MUTHONI WANJIKU :

  1. Businesses see record-breaking Valentines Day sales compared to previous years

    Michael Mwangi, a gift shop owner in Nakuru, says this year has been noticeably busier than last. His orders have increased significantly, not only from Nakuru but from beyond.

  2. Love on a budget: How university students navigate Valentine's Day

    For students who aren't financially stable, Valentine's Day can take a serious toll - not only on their wallets, but also on their emotional well-being.

  3. Biz Lounge: How we turned our love for Pool into a full-time job

    Today, pool is his full-time career, allowing him to support his family entirely through the sport.

  4. Nakuru vintage colour festival: Taking it back one outfit at a time!

    Despite starting two hours later than the time indicated on the posters, the event quickly came to life with throwback music.

  5. False alarm: Nakuru player's theatre say Wanyama is still boss, blames hackers

    Eric Wanyama ws elected last year, alongside Barbushe Maina (Vice Chairman), Simon Thuo (Treasurer), Nash Nderitu (Secretary) and Mercy Lengirasi (Vice Secretary).

  6. Inside fun-filled boat racing event at Lake Naivasha

    Kamere Beach Management Unit (BMU) quickly took the lead, with spectators following the race with excitement.

  7. Why we need more women at the pool table games

    At the recent Space Pool Fiesta, the women's competition was fierce, with a team from Nakuru advancing to the quarterfinals.

  8. My thrilling experience at the Space Pool Fiesta in Nakuru

    So intense was the banter, that some fans were forced to step out to allow the game to continue smoothly.

  9. Geoffrey Kibet pockets Sh 100,000 in highly competitive pool games

    In the ladies’ category, Glory Kioko and Jedidiah Njuguna of Chilli's bowed out in the quarter-finals, losing 4-0 and 4-1, respectively.

  10. How women of Kivumbini boldly stood in solidarity with #FreeBrian protesters

    Beyond that, Lucy says she also stood in solidarity with Brian’s mother, understanding the pain of losing a child and the need to seek justice.

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