How Naxouse became the go-to party spot of 2024 There's something about Nakuru's party scene that keeps revelers coming back for more. With a surge in events and local entertainment companies raising the bar by hosting shows throughout the...
Inside Nakuru Players Theatre year of artistic triumph This year, Nakuru Players Theatre has undergone a remarkable transformation, fueled by an increase in artist showcases and a growing audience at performances.
Trailblazers of 2024: Young people with disabilities paving the way for change in Nakuru Imagine being born with a condition that sets you apart from everyone around you. And even when you try to fit in, society continues to marginalise your existence. For most of their young lives...
Why local businesses struggled to turn a profit this year High interest rates, rising taxes and fluctuations in disposable income have made the business environment particularly challenging for entrepreneurs. These factors have led to reduced consumer...
Nakuru journalists feted in colourful gala event The evening’s highlight was the Journalist of the Year Award, which went to Cynthia Gichiri of African Uncensored.
Biz Lounge: The making of Kraft mimosa leather bags To change this perception, we must challenge the myth that locally made products are inferior to international ones. Supporting local entrepreneurs by purchasing their products is key.
Biz Lounge: From Nakuru to the world, meet founder of Kraft Mimosa At Kraft Mimosa, we aim to showcase that Nakuru can produce world-class leather products.
Njoro farmers' clever idea to avoid exploitation by middlemen Koskey notes that his inability to dry maize properly forced him to leave it in the field to dry, which often led to spoilage during unexpected rains.
Naivasha champions league: Winners, losers and newcomers In a gripping final against Oserian FC, Naivasha Police triumphed 5-3 in a penalty shootout after a 2-2 draw, showcasing tactical brilliance and composure under pressure.
Where is our husband? A captivating play that dives into love, lies, and loyalty The play centred on John Mathenge, a tuk-tuk driver whose elaborate web of lies unravelled when one of his wives reported him missing to the police.
