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Healthy eating should be part of New Year’s resolutions because it boosts energy, prevents disease, and supports long‑term wellbeing. It is one of the most practical, sustainable c...

The Ministry has also confirmed that the remaining applications were declined due to either the absence of preferred subject combinations or limited capacity in the selected school...

TB remains the leading cause of death among people living with HIV, especially in Africa, where the two diseases overlap heavily. Because TB mostly affects adults in their working...

Since 2013, the county has made significant strides in strengthening its infrastructure. In 2015, the county procured two fire engines then added another in 2019. Furthermore, it a...

Nakuru is the third most populous county nationally, with an estimated 2.35 million residents in 2023 according to the Kenya National Bureau of Statistics (KNBS) in its 2022 Econom...

2025 will be remembered as a golden year for Kenyan athletics, as runners shattered world and championship records across track, road races, and the Deaflympics, redefining global...

Alcohol and drug abuse spike during the December holidays, turning what should be happy moments into stories of sorrow. The National Authority for the Campaign Against Alcohol and...

In 2022, WHO opened the Global Traditional Medicine Centre in Jamnagar, India for purposes of evidence, research, and innovation. And in 2025, Kenya stepped forward at the New Delh...

Kenya’s Competency-Based Curriculum (CBC) for senior secondary schools launches in 2026, offering STEM, Social Sciences, and Arts pathways to align education with careers.

As the festive season sets in, Nakuru quietly transforms into one of the most appealing holiday destinations for those looking to unwind without travelling too far.

Nakuru County’s musical identity extends beyond secular performances. Sammy Irungu represents this evolution, showing how Kikuyu music comfortably crosses into gospel expression wi...

This December, economic predicaments serve as an eye‑opening reminder that while celebrations bring joy, they also expose household and national vulnerabilities. For most Kenyans,...