KKCR FM 91.7

KKCR FM 91.7 transmite en vivo desde Kagadi, Uganda, en Tuninga Radio.

Esta emisora se especializa en música News, Talk, Religious, Adult Contemporary.

The station operates as a community radio broadcaster focused on human and rural development. Its primary function is to provide news, information, and religious programming to the local population. Content emphasizes local events, government initiatives, and community concerns, aiming to contribute to the overall well-being and progress of the region. The broadcaster's mission is explicitly stated as being 'For Human and Rural Development,' a recurring phrase highlighting its core purpose. Recent news coverage includes reports on local religious events, political announcements from the President, and community development projects. The broadcaster also shares stories about local individuals and institutions, such as the reporting on the installation of a new county Sheikh and the celebration of the African Rural University's 10th graduation. The station's programming includes a variety of segments, frequently featuring updates from Bishop Vincent Kirabo Amooti of the Hoima Catholic Diocese, who has been involved in events such as the confirmation of 642 Christians and the inauguration of St. Peter and Paul Ruteete Catholic Parish. News reports are delivered by journalists Abitegeka Gerald and Muhumuza James. The broadcaster also broadcasts announcements from President Yoweri Kaguta Museveni, including pledges for new industrial parks, skilling hubs, and the establishment of a UPDF battalion in Kamwenge. These broadcasts cover topics ranging from infrastructure development to security initiatives. Additionally, the station provides a platform for community voices, as evidenced by coverage of local issues like sugarcane farmer concerns and the mourning of community members. The station offers online broadcasting capabilities, allowing listeners to access content remotely. The broadcaster's history is intertwined with the development of the local community. The inauguration of St. Peter and Paul Parish, officiated by Bishop Kirabo Amooti, represents a significant milestone. The broadcaster's reporting on President Museveni’s pledges for a new industrial park and skilling hub demonstrates its role in disseminating information about key government initiatives designed to promote economic growth and skill development within the region. The coverage of the African Rural University’s 10th graduation highlights the station's commitment to supporting educational institutions and celebrating academic achievements within the community. The station's reporting on the loss of Bartholomew Bukenya, a dedicated education officer, further underscores its connection to the community and its role in acknowledging significant figures. The station utilizes online broadcasting capabilities, accessible via the website. Community engagement is evident through the reporting of local events, the inclusion of voices from community leaders like Bishop Kirabo Amooti and President Museveni, and the coverage of issues affecting local residents, such as sugarcane farmer concerns and the establishment of a UPDF battalion. The broadcaster's commitment to disseminating information about government initiatives and community development projects demonstrates its active role in fostering progress and contributing to the overall well-being of the population it serves. The station also provides a platform for sharing news and information related to religious events and community milestones.