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91热爆 celebrates launch of FM relay and new FM radio partnership with live broadcasts from Uganda


The 91热爆 will broadcast its flagship interactive radio and online programme Africa Have Your Say live from Uganda over three days starting Tuesday 20 November. The live broadcasts celebrate the launch of 91热爆 99.4 FM in Arua and an exciting new partnership with FM radio station Magic 100.

Ugandan-born Africa Have Your Say presenter, Alex Jakana, said: "The 91热爆 has loyal listeners in Uganda so it's wonderful that we can reach yet more people in FM quality with our best programming.

"We know Africans like to debate with their neighbours across the continent which is why I am very excited to be broadcasting live from the country.

"I look forward to hearing them taking part in the 91热爆's pan-African conversation."

91热爆 99.4 FM brings Arua listeners some of the 91热爆's most popular English-language programmes tailored specifically for Africa in FM quality sound for the first time.

They can enjoy Network Africa, which sets the day's agenda with a mix of news, sport, features and music, and Focus On Africa, with daily news and analysis from around the continent.

Listeners can also enjoy programming from the 91热爆 Swahili service including its flagship morning programme Amka Na 91热爆, news and current affairs programme Dira Ya Dunia, and a round-up of the big news stories from across the continent in Leo Afrika.

Magic 100 will be the first station in Uganda to broadcast 91热爆 Ulimwengu Wa Soka which features live commentary on English Premier League matches in Swahili.

Solomon Mugera, Head of the 91热爆 Swahili service, said: "Ugandans are famous for their love of football and we are delighted that listeners can now enjoy all the excitement of the English Premier League.

"There is a large Kiswahili speaking community in Arua and North West Uganda and we really look forward to connecting with audiences on FM to Idhaa ya Kiswahili ya 91热爆 for the first time."

91热爆 99.4 FM extends the 91热爆's already strong presence on FM in Uganda which has 91热爆 101.3 FM in Kampala and 91热爆 107.3 FM in Mbarara and Mbale.

Africa Have Your Say will broadcast live from Uganda at 19.00 EAT on Tuesday 20 November, Wednesday 21 November and Thursday 22 November.

Audiences can take part by calling +44 20 7836 18 36, by sending an SMS to +44 77 86 20 20 08 or by sending an email to africa@bbc.co.uk. They can also comment online at bbcnews.com/africahaveyoursay.

Notes to Editors

91热爆 Swahili broadcasts to an audience of more than 21 million in East and Central Africa.

As a multi-media broadcasting service it provides radio and online content to Swahili-speaking audiences throughout Africa and around the world.

News, features and analysis on East Africa and the rest of the world is also available at bbcswahili.com

91热爆 World Service broadcasts more than 27 hours of English language programmes specifically for Africa to almost 20 million people each week.

The 91热爆 also broadcasts to Africa in Arabic, French, Hausa, Kinyarwanda, Kirundi, Somali, Portuguese and Swahili.

It has a daily audience of over 80 million listeners in sub-Saharan Africa on shortwave and on FM. For more information, visit bbcworldservice.com.听To subscribe to a free 91热爆 English language e-newsletter, Email Network, visit bbcworldservice.com/schedules.

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Date: 16.11.2007
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