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About Emoo FM
Emoo FM is a Kalenjin-language vernacular radio station owned by Mediamax, on 104.2 FM. You can listen to Emoo FM live online free on this page, with no app or sign-up.
Vernacular-language talk and music.
Emoo FM profile
Emoo FM is a Kalenjin-language station run by Mediamax Network. It broadcasts in Nairobi on 104.2 FM, the frequency a 2019 Kenyans.co.ke list also gave, and across the Rift Valley. Listings also place it on 91.8 FM in Eldoret and Nandi, 90.8 FM in Kericho, 105.5 FM in Bomet, 90.2 FM in Nakuru, 105.4 FM in Kapenguria and 89.2 FM in Kisumu.
Listings give 2017 as its launch year. Set up to give the Kalenjin community a voice of its own, it competes with other Kalenjin stations, including Royal Media's Chamgei FM.
Programmes centre on Kalenjin culture, the Rift Valley's athletics heritage and the region's social and economic issues. There is contemporary and traditional Kalenjin music, talk and community shows on family life, farming and the regional economy, sport with an emphasis on running, and news in Kalenjin.
Sister stations in the Mediamax stable include Kameme FM, Milele FM, Meru FM and Mayian FM. Mediamax brands are registered under TV Africa Kenya Holdings, which is associated with the Kenyatta family. Presenter details could not be confirmed.
Background
Sources: radio.co.ke · kenyans.co.ke · kenyans.co.ke. Profile updated 2026-10-26.
Emoo FM at a glance
Last checked 2026-10-26
Emoo FM — FAQ
How can I listen to Emoo FM live online?
Press play at the top of this page. Emoo FM streams live and free, with no app or sign-up, on any phone, tablet or computer.
What frequency is Emoo FM on?
Emoo FM says it broadcasts on 104.2 FM. Outside its FM coverage area you can stream it live on this page.
Who owns Emoo FM?
Emoo FM is part of Mediamax, alongside Kameme FM, Milele FM, Meru FM, Mayian FM.
What language does Emoo FM broadcast in?
Emoo FM broadcasts mainly in Kalenjin.
Can I listen to Emoo FM outside Kenya?
Yes. The live stream works worldwide, including the US, UK, Europe and the Gulf.