Topic: #NAKURU

Through the project, AMWIK and other organizations formed a consortium of partners rolling out the program led by Transparency International (Kenya) with Global Compact Network Kenya (GCNK) and the Inter Religious Council of Kenya (IRCK).

Moving forward, Nakuru must balance its ambitions for growth with a solid commitment to planning and environmental preservation, ensuring that it remains a vibrant and liveable city for future generations.

"I had high expectations that the country would be better after the Gen Z protests, but now I am very devastated that corruption is too rampant in every sector. Here in Nakuru, leaders are planning to impose excessively high land rates."

For many years now, what comes to mind when the show is mentioned, is big-uddered cows marching while proudly wearing their ribbons, but not this year. Farmers brought out the big guns, with top-breed rams, sheep, bulls and chicken, putting on a show.

Residents have endured this slap in the face and they have lived with the pain for a long time. They ask the Government to shake a few branches, and what falls out of the tree will be received with open arms.

“Irrespective of everything else, a hairdresser markets herself. How well you do your job guarantees an increase in the number of walk-in clients,” she added.

Highlighting the government’s commitment, President Ruto personally awarded an operation license to an investor at the Naivasha Special Economic Zone

Nakuru city is known to have attained its crown of being one of the cities in Kenya alongside Nairobi Mombasa and Kisumu due to its ability to have grown rapidly socially, economically and most of all politically.

Plenty of exciting experiences and undiscovered treasures are waiting to be found, from seeing wildlife to admiring beautiful scenery

DP Gachagua has promised to slaughter 50 cows for Rongai Residents, in Nakuru County to celebrate the defeat of former Rongai MP Raymond Moi During the 2022 General Election.