Caption for the landscape image: Wamuyu Ndarathi’s journey to self-discovery Sunday, May 31, 2026 Scroll down to read the article Wamuyu Ndarathi, the founder of Throttle Wear, at her shop on May 05, 2026. Photo credit: Francis Nderitu | Nation Media Group By Marion Sitawa Correspondent Summary Article Related What you need to know: Growing up, Wamuyu Ndarathi had dreamed of becoming a rally driver.In 2018, she made the big decision to quit her job and ride around the world. They say that life begins at 40, and for Wamuyu Ndarathi, a mother of two adult children aged 26 and 23, this saying is certainly true. In October 2015, she decided to take up motorcycling. She was 41 and had never been on a bike before. PREMIUM The Suswa getaway Those who have taken a train ride to this small town describe it as the perfect travel destination. PREMIUM Life after growing up in boarding school ‘Deep down, I know it’s just me against the world. When it’s my turn to open up and be vulnerable, I tend to hold back.’ — Gloria Mutheu PREMIUM Kenyan returnees: They had good jobs abroad, why did they come back? Many Kenyans are choosing to return home from abroad despite holding well-paying jobs. PREMIUM Where Nairobi women meet to overcome loneliness ‘Petals and Play’ picnic is built around friendship, wellness and intentional connection. . Recommended for you PREMIUM I deposited Sh1 million in MMF and got Sh165 daily interest; where do I invest for better returns? PREMIUM How to handle shocking DNA results without breaking family PREMIUM Why do I get bored by good men? PREMIUM Can a prefect legally punish your child? The law says no 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 High earners set to pay more as 362,000 workers spared from taxes Workers earning above Sh50,000 will pay more. PREMIUM Students threaten to join lecturers’ strike Public university students threaten to join striking lecturers as stalled CBA talks keep classrooms empty and academic calendars uncertain. PREMIUM Shakahola: Race against time as court moves to sentencing stage Mackenzie issued directives requiring followers to fast, while those who resisted faced physical abuse.
PREMIUM The Suswa getaway Those who have taken a train ride to this small town describe it as the perfect travel destination.
PREMIUM Life after growing up in boarding school ‘Deep down, I know it’s just me against the world. When it’s my turn to open up and be vulnerable, I tend to hold back.’ — Gloria Mutheu
PREMIUM Kenyan returnees: They had good jobs abroad, why did they come back? Many Kenyans are choosing to return home from abroad despite holding well-paying jobs.
PREMIUM Where Nairobi women meet to overcome loneliness ‘Petals and Play’ picnic is built around friendship, wellness and intentional connection.
PREMIUM I deposited Sh1 million in MMF and got Sh165 daily interest; where do I invest for better returns?
PREMIUM High earners set to pay more as 362,000 workers spared from taxes Workers earning above Sh50,000 will pay more.
PREMIUM Students threaten to join lecturers’ strike Public university students threaten to join striking lecturers as stalled CBA talks keep classrooms empty and academic calendars uncertain.
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