Joy as MTRH medics remove massive tumour from woman’s face The mass had three litres of dermoid fluid, which luckily did not involve the brain.
Subukia Shrine's slow, painful death Pilgrimage site faces dire threat of deforestation from illegal logging and encroachment by local communities.
Digitisation of medical records begins in Nakuru The mobile-based digital health passport will be used by doctors to document and store patient information.
Don’t punish Narok teacher, unions tell education officials Nge’no says principal did nothing wrong as she only gave her personal experience.
3 Covid-19 patients die after oxygen outage in Nakuru The three died during an oxygen ‘outage’ over the weekend.
Ten boys sit for KCSE at station after storming girls' dorm The KCSE candidates sat for their Friday tests at a police station.
By-elections that turned into Covid superspreader events A number of politicians involved in the campaigns have been secretly battling coronavirus.
Leaders seek solution to rising cases of murder, suicide in the family Leaders, administrators and residents are all at a loss over what is driving people to commit suicides and murders.
Covid-19: Nakuru orphanages face food shortages Most of these institutions lack food, face masks and hand sanitisers.
Police launch probe after man's body is found in water tank Stanley Mbugua’s body was found at his home in Elburgon a day after his disappearance.
More children abandoned in Nakuru slums as Covid-19 takes toll Many slum dwellers have lost their jobs since the pandemic struck.
PRIME Kosovo, Nakuru’s land of plenty plagued by death Locals blame the rising cases of murder on new settlers who have questionable morals.
End HIV drugs tax row, Nakuru patients urge State The drugs have been held at Mombasa port for nearly four months over a Sh45 million import tax dispute.
Narok CEC succumbs to Covid-19 Governor Samuel Tunai has eulogised John Marindany as a dedicated and selfless leader.
Nakuru reels under rising Covid burden County’s referral hospital that serves more than five devolved units does not have any unoccupied ICU beds.
Drones to be used to arrest lockdown violators Members of the public flouting Covid-19 imposed lockdown will soon risk arrest with the help of drones.
