KBC Radio Taifa presenter Edmond Salasya has died, with journalist Stephen Mukangai reporting that his lungs collapsed.
The Kenyan media fraternity is mourning the death of veteran KBC Radio Taifa presenter Edmond Salasya.
Salasya’s death was announced by journalist and radio host Stephen Mukangai, sending messages of condolence across the media fraternity.
According to Mukangai, Salasya passed away after his lungs reportedly collapsed.
The news has left colleagues and listeners mourning a familiar voice who had built a name for himself through his work in radio.
Salasya was associated with KBC’s Radio Taifa, where he was listed among the station’s presenters. An earlier profile of the station’s presenters identified him with the Pepea Africa programme.
His death comes as a painful loss to the media industry, particularly to those who worked alongside him and the listeners who regularly tuned in to hear him on air.
Tributes have since begun emerging as colleagues and friends remember the late presenter.
Details surrounding his death remain limited, with the reported collapse of his lungs being the cause cited in the announcement by Mukangai.
May Edmond Salasya rest in peace.
