Breaking: Veteran KBC Journalist Charles Omuga Kabisae Passes Away

Nairobi, Kenya – Veteran Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC) journalist Charles Omuga Kabisae has died, leaving behind a legacy that deeply resonated with audiences across the country. Kabisae was best known for his distinctive role in reading obituaries and condolence messages after news bulletins, a tradition that made his voice instantly recognizable to millions of Kenyans.

For years, Kabisae’s calm and respectful delivery became a hallmark of KBC’s evening programming, bringing comfort to grieving families and maintaining a cultural connection in how Kenyans mourned loved ones. His contribution to the station earned him respect both within the media fraternity and among loyal viewers.

The Kenyan media industry is mourning his passing, with tributes pouring in from colleagues, fans, and public figures who recall his professionalism and dedication to his craft.

Veteran journalist Charles Omuga Kabisae will be remembered for his distinctive obituary reading role at KBC. | Photo: Courtesy

At the time of his death, details surrounding the cause were yet to be made public. However, plans for his burial and memorial service are expected to be announced in the coming days.

Legacy of a Familiar Voice

Kabisae’s unique role in broadcasting touched generations, and his memory will live on through the countless lives he comforted with his empathetic reading style. His passing marks the end of an era for traditional news presentation in Kenya.

Read more about breaking news in Kenya and other top stories on our platform.