KFM (Uganda)

KFM is Uganda’s leading English-language radio station, known for its diverse range of programming that includes news, drama, comedy, talk shows, and the latest music hits. It primarily caters to English-speaking professionals and executives aged 25 to 40, offering them a blend of informative content and top-notch music that resonates well with its audience. KFM is a product of Monitor Publications Limited (MPL) and broadcasts from MPL’s headquarters in Namuwongo. KFM prides itself on being local and relatable, providing entertainment that connects with its listeners. Its commitment to delivering quality information and a great musical experience sets it apart from other stations, making it an ideal companion for your workday. With over a decade of service, KFM operates on the frequency of 93.3 FM.

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Articles

Judiciary warns of court closures over unpaid rent

1 month ago | kfm.co.ug | Damali Mukhaye

The Secretary to the Judiciary, Mr. Pius Bigirimana, has warned that courts across the country may be forced to close due to the Ministry of Finance’s alleged failure to release funds for rent payments. Appearing before Parliament’s Public Accounts Committee on Wednesday, he revealed that he has been diverting funds allocated for other judicial activities to settle rental arrears, a practice he deems unsustainable.
Exploring Ntoroko climate refugees

1 month ago | kfm.co.ug | Benjamin Jumbe

Climate change is increasingly driving migration and displacement across the globe. People are being forced to flee their homes, facing extreme weather events that create a new crisis: Climate Refugees. Here in Uganda, one district, Ntoroko, has not been spared. The effects of climate change have already displaced thousands of people. KFM’s Benjamin Jumbe takes you to Ntoroko to hear the stories of those caught in this crisis
Melting Rwenzori glaciers: A race against time

2 months ago | kfm.co.ug | Benjamin Jumbe

With rising global temperatures caused by climate change, the glaciers of the Rwenzori Mountains in western Uganda have not been spared and are rapidly shrinking. In 1906, glaciers dotted all the six peaks of the Rwenzoris. However today, only a few small patches remain with Scientists expressing fear that by 2050, these could be history. KFM’s Benjamin Jumbe explores this phenomenon and engages different experts about the science behind glacier melting.
Govt to decide fate of students who failed 2024 UCE exams

2 months ago | kfm.co.ug | Moses Ndhaye

The government of uganda is yet to determine the fate of nearly 7,000 students who did not pass the 2024 Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) exams. Dr. Kedrace Turyagyenda, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Education and Sports, said the ministry is still addressing the issue and will announce its decision in due course. “The process has started but it has not ended. For government issues to come out to the general public, we would have gone through a number of stages for approval.
Over 350,000 pass UCE exams under new curriculum

2 months ago | kfm.co.ug | Damali Mukhaye

The Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB), together with the Minister of Education and Sports, Janet Museveni, officially released the 2024 Uganda Certificate of Education (UCE) exam results on Tuesday. These results cover candidates from both the final cohort who sat for the exams under the old lower secondary curriculum and those who completed the exams under the new competence-based curriculum.
UNEB withholds UCE results of 984 candidates over suspected malpractice

2 months ago | kfm.co.ug | Damali Mukhaye

The Uganda National Examinations Board (UNEB) has withheld the results of 984 candidates who sat for the 2024 Uganda Certificate of Education examinations due to suspected malpractice. Releasing the results on Tuesday at Nakasero State Lodge, UNEB Executive Director, Mr. Daniel Odongo, noted that most of the reported cases of malpractice occurred in science practical papers, with physics being the most affected.
Embracing clean cooking to improve climate

2 months ago | kfm.co.ug | Benjamin Jumbe

Learning institutions are among the leading consumers of firewood, a phenomenon exacerbating deforestation. The consequences of deforestation go beyond the loss of trees to disrupting rainfall patterns, with use of firewood worsening climate change effects through increased carbon emissions.
EC secretary Mulekwa suspended over accountability

Jan 16, 2025 | kfm.co.ug | Mike Sebalu

Electoral Commission (EC) Secretary, Leonard Mulekwa has been suspended. According to an internal EC memo, Mulekwa was directed to vacate his office to allow investigations. In an interview with KFM, EC Chairperson Justice Simon Byabakama said Mulekwa and more than five others are accused of involvement in the irregular disbursement, utilization, and accountability of EC funds.
MoH suspendS ‘REPLENISH’ baby food over adverse side effects

Jan 16, 2025 | kfm.co.ug | Mike Sebalu

The Ministry of Health has suspended the use of REPLENISH, a brand of ready-to-use therapeutic food procured and distributed by the National Medical Stores. This directive follows reports of adverse reactions in children after consuming this food. The suspension is a precautionary measure to safeguard the health and well-being of the affected population.
Analysing food security, climate change

Jan 14, 2025 | kfm.co.ug | Benjamin Jumbe

The just concluded Comprehensive Africa Agriculture Development Programme (CAADP) Summit saw the adoption of a new 10-year CAADP Strategy and Action Plan, along with the CAADP Kampala Declaration. This aims to reinvigorate the continent’s efforts to transform its agrifood systems after most countries failed to meet previous commitments made 20 years ago.