Caption for the landscape image: Njoro youth tap rabbit urine goldmine for extra income Monday, November 02, 2026 Scroll down to read the article Antony Muchira founder of Ubunifu Agri Enterprise in Njoro, Nakuru County, holds rabbit they rear on October 23, 2026. Photo credit: Richard Maosi | Nation Media Group By Richard Maosi Contributor Article Related On the outskirts of Nakuru town, Njoro Sub-County is a bustling centre of agriculture, trade, and business. Its cosmopolitan nature brings together diverse communities, creating opportunities for economic growth and diversification of livelihoods. PREMIUM The money in rabbit farming He began his venture with three rabbits, two does and one buck PREMIUM How Nairobi rabbits are teaching pupils life skills St Jude Catholic School student Shelby Chebet's love for rabbits is growing into a future in law or agriculture. PREMIUM Rabbits keep Nairobi couple going The couple sells live rabbits, rabbit meat and make mats from the animals’ skin. They also sell rabbit manure and urine. PREMIUM Rabbit keeping with a difference Emmanuel Adundo keeps some 400 rabbits which he slaughters and sells the meat. PREMIUM School lesson sparks rabbit farming success for Nakuru twins Twin sisters grow rabbit empire, funding their education through urban farming knowledge. . Recommended for you PREMIUM Revealed: Debt, salaries gobble up Sh13trn in three years PREMIUM Treasury report reveals why Sh25bn Soin-Koru Dam has stalled PREMIUM Sh4,000 a month: The hard life of 80,000 retired civil servants Login to join the discussion Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus. In the headlines Elections News Counties Business Opinion Sports Life & Style Health Podcasts Photos Newsletters Puzzles PREMIUM Court declines to lift orders on TSC social media rules TSC decision suspended pending determination of a petition challenging the legality of social media restrictions. PREMIUM Why Sh20bn pay deal won’t resolve crisis in public universities The biggest challenge is not staff pay – it is governance, policy and legal frameworks and funding. PREMIUM How every stitch takes Sophie closer to her fashion dream The St Bakhita Gataragwa Girls Senior School Form Four student is turning her passion for crocheting into a promising fashion career.
PREMIUM How Nairobi rabbits are teaching pupils life skills St Jude Catholic School student Shelby Chebet's love for rabbits is growing into a future in law or agriculture.
PREMIUM Rabbits keep Nairobi couple going The couple sells live rabbits, rabbit meat and make mats from the animals’ skin. They also sell rabbit manure and urine.
PREMIUM Rabbit keeping with a difference Emmanuel Adundo keeps some 400 rabbits which he slaughters and sells the meat.
PREMIUM School lesson sparks rabbit farming success for Nakuru twins Twin sisters grow rabbit empire, funding their education through urban farming knowledge.
PREMIUM Court declines to lift orders on TSC social media rules TSC decision suspended pending determination of a petition challenging the legality of social media restrictions.
PREMIUM Why Sh20bn pay deal won’t resolve crisis in public universities The biggest challenge is not staff pay – it is governance, policy and legal frameworks and funding.
PREMIUM How every stitch takes Sophie closer to her fashion dream The St Bakhita Gataragwa Girls Senior School Form Four student is turning her passion for crocheting into a promising fashion career.
