Beat FM
96.3 Beat fm was acquired by 91.3 capital fm under the same management of capital Radio Ltd Uganda and re-launched in 2005.96.3 Beat Fm is the leading Luganda Language station in Uganda as various stead man group media surveys confirm.We broadcast to Kampala and greater Kampala and central Uganda and we target 30-40 years old with a female bias.The station plays a selection/mix of music that appeal to this age group. We talk about issues that are relevant to this age group as we have dominant personalities that address this group.
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