The KTN News anchor shared the news on her Twitter account, adding that she was on her path to recovery.
The 28-year-old news anchor, who made her debut on KTN in 2013, revealed how the past two weeks had been terrible for her.
She reminded Kenyans to wear their face masks and adhere to all Covid-19 precautions.
“Daily reminder to wear your mask and take all necessary precautions. That virus has shown me terrible things these past two weeks… But thank God we’re almost fully recovered. Take care of yourselves,” she wrote on Twitter.
Netizens led by her media colleagues have wished her a quick recovery.
Quick recovery Akisa. ? ?
— Steve Ogolla (@steveogollaw) March 1, 2021
Glad to hear you’re feeling better ❤️??
— Shiksha Arora (@shikshaarora_) March 1, 2021
Pole sana AW: God-speed.
— Silas Chepkeres Jakakimba, PhDc, CPM. (@silasjakakimba) March 1, 2021
Pole Sana Akisa. Glad you’re recovering well.
— ???ℂ??????ℤ ??? ?✊? (@DavidOyuke) March 1, 2021
Akisa’s Covid-19 status comes at a time when the virus cases have recording a new surge.
In January, the Kenya Medical Research Institute (KEMRI) projected that the rate of Covid-19 cases and death incidences will peak in mid-March.
As of Sunday, the country had a cumulative caseload of 105,973 while the death toll stood at 1,856, according to statistics released by Health Cabinet Secretary Mutahi Kagwe.
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