From a club shutting down to another femicide case, this week has been a rollercoaster of emotions for Nakuru county residents.

1. While other students were settling in their classes to begin their term two, those in Muslim Primary School were busy clearing the flooded classrooms and wiping their wet desks.🥲

Students at Muslim primary mop the verandah at their school after finding storm water in their classrooms on May 13,2024.

Photo credit: LELETI JASSOR/MTAA WANGU

Read: Flooded classrooms, wet desks, delay learning for Muslim primary students

2. This week, we said goodbye to Groundless lounge. As another club bites the dust, it is the previous employees who suffer.😭

Groundless lounge in Nakuru city

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Read: Exclusive: Groundless lounge workers reveal details of Monday's dramatic raid

3. We hid to the cry of farmers and we decided to give you guys a few tips here and there on how you can make your animals productive even in this chilly temperatures.😃

A farmer waits for his sheep to be vaccinated during a vaccination drive in Nakuru County.

Photo credit: LELETI JASSOR/MTAA WANGU

Read: Dear farmer, here's how your animals can be productive in spite of the cold weather

4. In a classic case of lovers quarrel a man in Naivasha killed his girlfriend.🥲

A yellow tape indicating a crime scene.

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Read: Naivasha man stabs wife to death, attempts to harm self

5. In prime Mtaa Wangu fashion, this month we focused on the deadly Ngata Blackspot in a special report titled Janga la Ngata that will live your mind blown.🤯

Police at the Kaptwembwa police station inspecting the wreckage of the accident.

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Read: Janga la Ngata: How first responders battle mental anguish and a dislike for meat

ICYMI: Flooded classrooms and a nightclub raid among this week's top stories

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