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'I thought it'd get easier, but it doesn't,' Martin Kasavuli posts on late mom's account

Martin was the only child of the late Kasavuli who passed on in December 2022.

Martin Kasavuli with Sports CS Ababu Namwamba during the funeral service for his mother, the late Catherine Kasavuli

Martin Kasavuli, son of the late journalist Catherine Kasavuli, has penned a touching message on his mother, weeks after she was interred.

On his mother’s Instagram page, Martin described how much he still misses her revealing that he is still struggling with grief.

“Not a day goes by that you are not missed. I thought it might get easier as time went by, but it does not. I do not know how to come to terms with reality, but I know that you, for sure, are the best mother a son could ask for in so many ways,” Martin wrote.

Martin praised his mother describing her as the most morally upright person he ever knew.

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“You saw beauty in everything in life; you were a very simple-minded human being. You were the best person morally that I have ever known. You taught us how to live life to the fullest. I promise to keep your legacy,” he noted.

Martin Kasavuli was the only son of the late news anchor who had a lengthy career spanning over two decades.

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After her passing, the Kenya Broadcasting Corporation (KBC) appointed legendary newscaster Fayyaz Qureishi to replace Kasavuli on the weekend prime-time news.

Qureishi who boasts over two decades of experience in journalism was part of the team unveiled in 2021 by the national broadcaster during a revamp of the station.

Qureishi joined KTN in the 1990s where he anchored news alongside Kasavuli and gradually rose to become one of the common faces of prime-time news. He now joins KBC's English bulletin team made up of John Jacob Kioria, Shiksha Arora and Tom Mboya.

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