Gor Mahia close in on KPL title ahead of Kenya Police clash: Kenya Premier League leaders Gor Mahia are on the brink of securing the league title as they prepare to face Kenya Police this weekend. Kenya Police FC secured a dominant victory, taking all three points in their recent match against Murang'a Seals. Kevin Wangaya has been named the Football Kenya Federation (FKF) Premier League Player of the Month for his outstanding performance. Meanwhile, Kenyan football stars Ezekiel Odera and Patrick Oboya voiced deep disappointment following the relegation of Sofapaka from the top tier of Kenyan football. Tusker FC head coach Julien Mette expressed frustration over time wasted in Kenyan football, suggesting it hinders development. Government to sponsor skating champion Kelvin Kiarie for World Skate Games: The Kenyan government has announced its commitment to sponsor skating champion Kelvin Kiarie as he prepares to compete in the upcoming World Skate Games. Alumni of Maseno School have launched an ambitious Ksh 2 billion rehabilitation project for their alma mater, a school with a rich 120-year history. The government is also seeking foreign funding to accelerate the construction of the Standard Gauge Railway (SGR) from Narok to Malaba. These initiatives represent government-backed sponsorship programs spanning sports and infrastructure development. Senators Raise Alarm Over Misuse of Sh42 Billion County Climate Adaptation Funds: Kenyan Senators are sounding the alarm over the alleged misuse of approximately Sh42 billion allocated for county climate adaptation initiatives. Several Nairobi roads will experience significant traffic disruptions and closures starting May 29th through May 31st ahead of the France-Africa Summit. Kenyan leaders are currently assessing the nation's readiness to host the upcoming Africa Forward Summit, reviewing infrastructure and logistical arrangements. Counties in Kenya are being urged to forge stronger partnerships with the private sector to stimulate economic growth across the nation. Samuel Nyagah clinches UDA nomination for Ol'Kalou seat: Samuel Nyagah has won the United Democratic Alliance (UDA) nomination for the Ol'Kalou parliamentary seat, securing the opportunity to compete in the upcoming by-election to fill the vacancy left by the late area MP. The by-election is scheduled for July 16. Rigathi Gachagua, leader of the Democracy for the Citizens Party (DCP), is urging a significant voter turnout for the party's primaries in Ol Kalou Constituency. Samuel Muchina Nyagah has also won UDA party nominations and will be their candidate in the same by-election, creating a contested race between multiple candidates from the same party. NTSA to phase out physical logbooks in shift to digital system: The National Transport and Safety Authority (NTSA) is set to transition from physical motor vehicle logbooks to a new digital e-logbook system, with implementation expected within one month. In Machakos County, transport was paralyzed for a second consecutive day as matatu operators withdrew their vehicles from the central park. Meanwhile, a severe under-staffing crisis is crippling Kenya's public service, leading to operational inefficiencies and impacting service delivery across government agencies. The NTSA digital transformation represents a significant modernization effort in the transport sector. Kabras Sugar face KCB in Kenya Cup final showdown at Kakamega: The Kenya Cup Rugby League finals are scheduled to take place at the Kakamegia Showground featuring a highly anticipated matchup between Kabras Sugar and KCB RFC. Kenya Pipeline emerged victorious in women's volleyball, defeating Postbank 3-1 in the KVF Women's League at Nyayo National Stadium. The volleyball league continued with four matches where top teams secured dominant victories over their respective opponents. Separately, KCB is set to battle Kabras Sugar in what promises to be a thrilling Kenya Cup final.