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13 September 2026, 7:16 pm

Kyegegwa releases 2026 PLE mock results, six subcounties perform poorly

By Collins Ainomugisha The District Inspector of Schools for Kyegegwa, Kiiza Gorden, has listed several subcounties in the district that recorded the highest number of candidates who failed the 2026 PLE mock examinations. The subcounties include Kigambo, which recorded the highest…

9 September 2026, 8:12 pm

UBC journalist Edward Kijanangoma emerges as new Omukama of Tooro

By Collins Ainomugisha In a dramatic turn in the history of the Tooro Kingdom, veteran broadcaster and royal family member Edward Rukidi Kijanangoma has emerged as the new Omukama of Tooro, succeeding the late Omukama Oyo Nyimba Kabamba Iguru Rukidi…

9 September 2026, 11:54 am

Gender-based violence rates remain alarmingly high, says IJM

By Collins Ainomugisha Violence against women and children remains disturbingly widespread, with more than half of women experiencing intimate partner violence, while only a fraction of abuse cases ever reach the justice system, the International Justice Mission (IJM) has revealed.…

23 August 2026, 6:00 pm

500million water supply system commissioned in Kamwenge district

By Collins Ainomugisha Water for people in partnership with Kamwenge district local government and the ministry of water and environment have commissioned a 505m shillings Bunoga water supply system to supply water in Three villages with a population over 2300…

13 August 2026, 2:49 pm

Vet doctor arrested as drugs worth UGX 60 million are confiscated

By Kyalisiima Asuman A para-veterinary professional in Mpara Town Council, Kyegegwa District, Rukundo Abedenego, has been arrested over allegations of operating without a licence, illegal possession of government medicines and altering drug labels, among other offences. Rukundo, a private veterinarian,…

26 July 2026, 8:19 pm

Rwamwanja secondary school participate in National Cleaning Day

By Collins Ainomugisha Rwamwanja Senior Secondary School in Kibale East county Kamwenge district has embraced the national cleaning day by joining residents of Nkoma-Katalyeba town council, in sweeping exercise to improve sanitation of the town. The government announced that last…

Introduction, Mission and Vision

INTRODUCTION :

KYAKA FM is a Private Radio station that was incorporated on the 18th of October 2016 and hit the airwaves on the 6th of June 2017and was officially launched the on 30th of June 2016 by Hon Janet Museveni the First Lady And Minister of Education Science, Sports and Technology.

KYAKA FM is part of Graceland rural development company. It broadcasts on 96.4Fm at its Broadcast house in Kyaka south constituency, Kamutuumi village, Kyegegwa District.

KYAKA FM was set up as a community radio station to empower the Western Uganda population, through quality programs covering sectors like; Agriculture, Poverty Eradication, Gender, Health Education, and Entertainment, etc., this makes it the only unique radio station in the region representing the common views of the community.

VISION:

To become the leading radio station in empowering and building an informed population /audience  through  the  provision  of  quality  information  in education and entertainment programs by professional media practitioners and managers to enhance social, economic, and political development

MISSION:

To take the lead in community development through quality radio programming.

TARGET AUDIENCE:

KYAKA FM’s programming embraces all age groups with programs for the youth like; Talent show, the leaders of tomorrow et cetera, and the elderly programs like talk shows, agriculture programs, Music to remember, etc.

KYAKA FM’s programs are also gender sensitive and have programs geared towards women’s emancipation.

COVERAGE:

FM transmits at 1000W and covers a radius of over 180 kilometers with the 8bay antenna system at 90 meters.

This allows KYAKA FM to broadcast in these areas Kyegegwa, Kazo, Kiruhura, Buhwezi, Buliisa, Bundibujo, Bushenyi, Hoima, Ibanda, Isingiro, Kabale, Kabalore, Kamwengye, Kanungu, Kasese, Kibaale, Kisoro, Kiryandongo, Kyenjojo, Masindi, Mbarara, Mitooma, Ntoroko, Rubirizi, Rukungiri, Sheema, Ssembabule, Mubende, Kibooga, Kagadi, Lyantonde, Kyankwanzi, Rukiga and Ntungamo. Its signal strength stretches to almost the entire Western Uganda. KYAKA FM serves about 4 million people in Western Uganda given the advantages of Kyaka II being a refugee hosting community.