Stephen Chirchir is a Nakuru based painter. He has been painting professionally all his adult life and ever since he was in school.
Stephen Chirchir is also an Art teacher who helps young people with an interest in painting to discover and empower themselves. He has his art studio at knls Nakuru Library where he mentors young people how to draw and paint.
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Simon Sangale Ole Nasieku has become a household name in Nakuru County. He is a man who has mastered the art of political mobilization. Nasieku- a staunch Christian, is a man knows how to make good use of opportunities that come his way. His long time service in the business sector and moreso in Small […]
Facebook is today reminding me that a friend who has also been like a brother to me in this Nakuru City Martin Gicinga Macharia is celebrating his birthday today. This is a guy who encouraged me on matters online writing even though I was so much into Radio Industry for that is what I specialized […]
From the quiet hills of Baringo to the corridors of State House, Daniel Toroitich arap Moi’s journey was deeply intertwined with Nakuru’s political and social fabric. Rising from a humble teaching career, Moi became a powerful voice for smaller communities before serving as Kenya’s second president for 24 years. Known as the “Professor of Politics”, he left a lasting mark on Nakuru — from championing peace under his Nyayo Philosophy to launching the famous school milk programme that touched thousands of local children. While his legacy remains a subject of debate, Moi’s influence on Nakuru’s leaders, institutions, and political culture continues to shape the county long after his passing in 2020.