Kenya Police won their first-ever Kenya Premier League title with a 1-0 victory over Shabana FC on June 15, breaking the dominance of Gor Mahia and Tusker FC.

• The decisive goal was scored by Brian Okoth with a second-half header.
• Kenya Police, founded in 2014, finished their remarkable season and are set to compete in the 2024–25 CAF Confederation Cup.
• They will receive a prize of Ksh5 million along with their trophy after this historic achievement.

Over 243 companies are set to close, impacting thousands of workers in Kenya. As of a gazette notice on June 13, 74 companies have already been struck off the Register of Companies.

• Hiram Gachugi, Deputy Registrar of Companies, announced the closures.
• The companies span various sectors including health, construction, and manufacturing.
• If no opposition is raised within three months, an additional 169 companies risk dissolution.

A road accident in the Chuma area near Kinangop resulted in the deaths of three individuals and injuries to eight others early Sunday morning.

• Three fatalities reported, including Sergeant Dickson Kilonzo and Police Constable Gilbert Makori.
• Incident involved a high-speed vehicle crashing into a police-led rescue operation.
• Injuries varied among victims, with notable cases including Edwin Mungai Kamau, an Assistant Inspector General, who suffered a fractured leg.

Three individuals, including a police officer, tragically lost their lives in a road crash on Sunday morning in Kinangop, Nyandarua County. The incident involved a speeding police vehicle responding to another accident when it collided head-on with a pickup truck.

• Three fatalities reported, including one police officer and one civilian.
• Involved parties include the Motorists Association and local emergency responders.
• The crash is part of a worrying trend, with 1,139 traffic fatalities recorded in Kenya between January and March 2025.