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428 results for MUTHONI WANJIKU :

  1. Biz Lounge: Why I traded medicine for a career as a male hairdresser

    “I developed the interest in hairdressing as I tried experimenting with my own hair. By my second year in campus, in 2022, while studying Clinical Medicine the passion had grown into something...

  2. Avoiding degree regret: Lessons from students who chose wrong courses

    Interestingly, Nyambura has thrived in digital marketing after taking a short course and already receives job offers while still in school.

  3. Nakuru man overcomes stray bullet injury to chase East African boxing title

    More importantly, the coach helped him accept himself and stay committed.

  4. Why new commercial buildings are rising in Nakuru as existing ones sit empty

    At first glance, this construction boom seems like a welcome sign of progress. More plazas suggest more choices for shoppers and office seekers.

  5. Same faces, same stories: The struggles of dating in Nakuru

    Words (rumors) seem to get around quickly and it seems you are always bumping into or seeing people you have dated when you head out.

  6. When a village boy meets Naivasha's five-star hotel

    But when it came to the steak, I confidently grabbed my knife, pressed down… and nothing. The steak didn’t even flinch. I pressed harder. Still nothing.

  7. Rongai farmer spills the beans on contract farming

    In contrast, canola not only improves soil health but also requires fewer chemicals and lower input costs compared to other crops.

  8. Nakuru dance lovers meet for afternoon of Salsa, Kizomba and Bachata!

    Shock on me, though I quickly found myself dancing off beat, my two left feet betraying me with every turn. But that was part of the charm.

  9. From books to nightlife: How Nick Ombodo became Nakuru's top club photographer

    This wasn’t the career Nick Ombodo pictured for himself when he enrolled at Kenya Methodist University to study International Relations. Back then, his world revolved around books.

  10. What to do when you have diverse career interests

    He adds that flexibility allows individuals to evolve as their interests and circumstances change.

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