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KBC rebranded in June 2021. The government-owned media house launched a state-of-the-art studio and unveiled veteran anchors.

KBC's Board of Directors announced the new boss who will take over from Dr Naim Bilal whose contract expired on the 19th March 2022.

The KBC presenter has perfected the art of not carrying all her eggs in one basket, having started a venture considered her side hustle, earning her extra cash.

Veteran broadcaster Catherine Kasavuli. PIC: COURTESY Veteran news anchor Catherine Kasavuli is set to make a return to your TV screens after a seven-year sabbatical. Nairobi News has established that the 59-year old, who is regarded as the ‘mother of TV’ in Kenya, has signed a contract and is set to make a comeback at Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC). Kasavuli first aired news on KBC in 1985 when the station was known as Voice of Kenya (VOK). The soft-spoken and ever-smiling anchor has also worked at KTN and Citizen TV before taking a break. Besides Kasavuli, KBC, which is preparing...

Exclusive: Catherine Kasavuli Set to Make TV Comeback Veteran news anchor Catherine Kasavuli Facebook Veteran TV anchor Catherine Kasavuli is among media personalities who are set to make a come back at the Kenya Broadcasting Co-oporation (KBC) once the station is re-launched. Multiple sources at the station told Kenyans.co.ke that other anchors such as Pauline Sheghu, Badi Mukhsin and Harith Salim will make a come back in mainstream media to anchor prime-time news. "The legends will be anchoring prime time news on the weekends while the rest will be working on the weekdays," an insider st...