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  1. Water wars: Nakuru residents protest hiked bills as utilities stand their ground

    Additionally, they say that the respondents have failed to disclose financial statements, revenue reports, expenditure breakdowns, and tariff computation models for the past three financial years.

  2. Con artists prey on Kazi Mtaani applicants in Nakuru East

    In a phone call interview with the Nakuru East MCA, Anthony Kanyere, he confirmed that the message was false and that they are yet to roll out the program in his ward.

  3. Why two Naivasha youth groups clashed over management of public toilet

    Simon Wakaba, an opinion leader in Naivasha, says that this is one of the empowerment programs that targets the youth.

  4. Why Nakuru county leads in AIDS-related deaths countrywide

    Kyuna adds that there are those who come for this treatment when it is too late, and they end up dying, hence the death is recorded as AIDS-related.

  5. How Nakuru police thwarted escape of four remandees

    The four are among five people who have been charged with robbery with violence.

  6. Education ministry pins Kenana sisters' shaming incident to sole teacher

    the children and parents have been undergoing rigorous psychosocial support.

  7. 'How I learnt of my wife's murder,' : A husband's heartbreaking court testimony

    At around 8 pm, Otieno started getting worried and he tried calling his wife, but his efforts in reaching her bore no fruits.

  8. A meal, a conversation, a calling: The inspiring journey of Nakuru’s 'Mama Street'

    Having been raised by a single mother, Nancy — fondly known as Mama Street — understood the struggles of poverty and the strength it takes to keep hope alive. It was this personal experience that...

  9. Growing up in Nakuru with Raila’s legacy: A Gen Z reflection

    I first became aware of 'the Enigma' after the 2002 general elections, when my grandfather said that Kibaki only won because of Raila's support.

  10. LSK closes two law firms run by quack lawyers in Nakuru

    According to Wangari Mwangi, the LSK Nakuru Chapter's Chairperson, the firms — Onkoba Omariba & Company Advocates and Kirera & Company Advocates — were found to be run by unqualified...

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