Veteran KBC presenter Charles Omuga Kabisae has died after a long illness.
The Kenyan media industry is mourning the death of veteran broadcaster Charles Omuga Kabisae. He passed away after struggling with illness for a long time.
Kabisae was one of the most respected radio presenters of the 1990s and early 2000s. His deep voice and calm delivery made him a household name.
His professional career started in Kisumu at the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation’s Luo service. He later moved to the Swahili service, where his style stood out.
He became especially known for delivering “Matangazo Maalum na Ya Vifo,” a program that announced official and death notices. This segment became closely linked to KBC during his time there.
Many Kenyans grew up listening to Kabisae, and his work left a lasting impression on the country’s media history. His approach to news, especially in sensitive matters, earned him trust from audiences.
Following the news of his death, friends, former colleagues, and fans have been sharing tributes, praising his contribution to Kenyan broadcasting.
