90.0 FM: Berur FM in Kericho, Radio Maria Kenya in Nyeri

Berur FM on 90.0 FM

Berur FM is Standard Group's Kalenjin-language station, broadcasting news, talk and music to Kalenjin listeners across the Rift Valley.

The station is run from Standard Group's headquarters in Nairobi and reaches listeners through nine FM transmitters. Its about page says it sets out to inform, educate and entertain, with music ranging from gospel and secular hits to reggae, bongo and rhumba, plus comedy and DJ mixes.

Weekday mornings start early. Vivian Kurui opens with Berurtab Karon from 4am to 6am, before Arap Limo takes the Taaitab Berur breakfast show from 6am to 10am. Naomi Chepkorir, known on air as Chebocheboyo, hosts Tinytiny from 10am to 1pm, and Mercy Jepchumba, also known as Chumbaa Chumbaa, presents Koitaa Maa from 2pm to 6pm. Anderson Ng'eno closes the day with Kabureito from 7pm to 10pm.

Owner: Standard Group

Where to hear it on FM: 104.5 FM Nairobi · 91.1 FM Bomet · 90.0 FM Kericho · 92.3 FM Narok · 102.3 FM Nakuru · 98.7 FM Mombasa · 103.1 FM Baringo · 107.5 FM Eldoret · 98.2 FM Nandi

Times are Kenyan time (EAT).

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Radio Maria Kenya on 90.0 FM

Radio Maria Kenya is a Catholic station for listeners who want prayer, Mass, Bible teaching and church music on the radio, and it is run from Murang'a.

Internationally, the station is part of a Catholic radio network called the World Family of Radio Maria, which started in Italy in 1987. Like its sister stations abroad, the Kenyan service follows a set pattern. Liturgy and catechesis take a large share of airtime, along with devotions such as the Holy Rosary and the Divine Mercy, and Catholic music fills the gaps. The website also carries messages in Kikuyu and English, which reflects its Central Kenya base.

Licensing is more complex than one station, one frequency. In the Communications Authority of Kenya register for June 2026, Radio Maria Kenya holds three FM licences: a community licence for Radio Maria FM dating from March 2019, plus commercial licences for Nairobi and Kisumu, both granted in January 2022. Nyeri is handled differently. The Catholic Diocese of Nyeri holds its own Radio Maria Nyeri licence, granted in October 2022. Archived pages on the station's website show the Nyeri service was being prepared in 2016, with an opening planned for 15 August that year under Father Samuel Njigua and with the Archbishop of Nyeri's backing.

Owner: Radio Maria Kenya (World Family of Radio Maria)

Where to hear it on FM: 88.1 FM Murang'a · 90.0 FM Nyeri

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