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RADIO INJILI Agc@Agckenya.Org 458 KERICHO 20200 BROADCASTER CALL SIGN COMPANY EMAIL P.O BOX TOWN CODE NO AFRICA GOSPEL CHURCH RADIO INJILI [email protected] 458 KERICHO 20200 AFRICAN NORTHERN BROADCASTING SERVICES RISALA FM [email protected] 132 GARISSA 70100 LIMITED ANGAAF RADIO LIMITED ANGAAF [email protected] 3482 NAIROBI 00200 AROUND THE GLOBE SERVICES LIMITED ATG RADIO [email protected] 56847 NAIROBI 00200 ATTA NAYECHE ATA NAYECHE radioattanayeche@yaho 27 KAKUMA 30501 FM RADIO o.com ATAABA HOLDINGS LIMITED ATAABA 0 380 LODWAR 30500 ATHIANI HOLDINGS LIMITED ATHIANI FM athianiholdingsltd@gmail 15357 NAIROBI 00509 .com BALITI FM BALITI FM [email protected] 503 ISIOLO 60300 m BETHEL MEDIA SERVICES LIMITED BETHEL MEDIA [email protected] 51391 NAIROBI 00200 BIBLIA HUSEMA BROADCASTING TRUTH FM [email protected] 45019 NAIROBI 00100 BRIDGE MEDIA LIMITED KUBAMBA 0 25028 NAIROBI 00603 RADIO BRITISH BROADCASTING CORPORATION - EAST BBC WORLD 0 58621 NAIROBI 00200 AFRICA BUREAU SERVICE BUS RADIO MEDIA SERVICES LIMITED SAUTI YA [email protected] 208 KAJIADO 1100 KAJIADO m CABLE NEWS AGENCY LIMITED CABLE cablenewsagencyltd@gm 104444 NAIROBI 00101 ail.com CAPITAL GROUP LIMITED CAPITAL FM [email protected] 74933 NAIROBI 00200 CASAMOKO CONTRACTORS LIMITED ENE FM casamokocontractorsltd 27147 NAIROBI 00100 @gmail.com CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF NAKURU RADIO AMANI [email protected] 938 NAKURU 20100 CHINA RADIO INTERNATIONAL CHINA RADIO 0 76095 NAIROBI 00508 CHRIST IS THE ANSWER MINISTRIES HOPE FM [email protected] 42254 NAIROBI 00100 CHRIST'S CO-WORKERS FELLOWSHIP LIGHT and LIFE [email protected] 32818 NAIROBI 00600 FM CHRISTWAY MISSIONS ELGON YOUTH [email protected] 401 BUNGOMA 50200 FM COMMUNITY BROADCASTING SERVICE LIMITED RADIO [email protected]. 3417 KISUMU 40100 MAMBO ke CONVERGENCE AFRICA MEDIA LIMITED CLASSIC 105 [email protected] 74497 NAIROBI 00200 .ke DAYSTAR UNIVERSITY SHINE FM - 0 17 ATHI RIVER 90145 DAYSTAR DIGITAL DECODERS DISTRIBUTORS LIMITED GUKENA FM [email protected] 53547 NAIROBI 00200 DIGITEC MEDIA COMPANY LIMITED ITHAGA FM [email protected] 1679 NAKURU 20100 DIGITOPIA LIMITED MILELE 0 44665 NAIROBI 00100 DOMINION CENTRAL LINKS FOR DEVELOPMENT MWANEDU FM dominion_development 750 VOI 80300 @yahoo.com DONTECH LIMITED THIIRI FM 0 17987 NAIROBI 00500 EASTERN BROADCASTING CORPORATION LIMITED MBAITU FM [email protected] 9035 NAIROBI 00200 EASTERN COMMUNICATIONS SYSTEMS LIMITED SYOKIMAU FM [email protected] 1282 KITUI 90200 EGERTON UNIVERSITY EGERTON [email protected]. 20100 NAKURU 13357 ke EKIALO KIONA COMMUNITY BASED ORGANISATION EKIALO KIONA [email protected] 40305 MBITA 224 m ELGONET COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGIES KALYA FM [email protected] 15224 NAIROBI 00509 LIMITED ELIMU DIGITAL MEDIA LIMITED ELIMU FM [email protected] 28025 NAIROBI 100 ENCODE MEDIA LIMITED WARSAN FM [email protected] 68351 NAIROBI 00622 FAITH MINISTRIES AND CHURCHES INTERNATIONAL THE JUST 0 479 KERICHO 20200 LIVETH FARM VIEW HOTEL LIMITED AMANI FM [email protected] 141 BUSIA 50400 m FEBA RADIO KENYA LIMITED BARAKA FM [email protected] 49262 NAIROBI 00100 FOCUS LOGISTICS LIMITED RADIO [email protected] 64938 NAIROBI 00620 MIDNIMO m FRANCE MEDIAS MONDE RADIO FRANCE [email protected] 41784 NAIROBI 00100 g FREE FM LIMITED FREE FM [email protected] 22406 NAIROBI 100 FUTURE TECH ELECTRONICS LIMITED RADIO 316 [email protected] 35291 NAIROBI 00200 GARISSA FM LIMITED FRONTIER FM [email protected] 3224 NAIROBI 00506 GO COMMUNICATIONS LIMITED ONE FM [email protected] 47403 NAIROBI 00100 GULF RADIO LIMITED GULF RADIO gulfradio.community@g 59 KENDU BAY 40301 mail.com HC CAPITAL CONSULT LIMITED BOI-NI FM [email protected] 23365 NAIROBI 625 om HEROES FM & TV LIMITED HERO FM [email protected] 1657 NYAHURURU 20300 HOMA BAY MEDIA SUNSET FANS (CBO) RADIO SUNSET [email protected] 838 HOMA BAY 40300 ICIRCLE MEDIA SERVICES LIMITED EMURIA FM [email protected] 1481 NAIROBI 00200 IDEAL OUTCOMES COMPANY LIMITED TULIZA FM [email protected] 104 MIKINDURI- 60607 MERU IMANI RADIO AND TV MINISTRIES IMANI RADIO [email protected] 669 KITALE 30200 INTERNATIONAL CHILDRENS' MISSION JESUS IS LORD jesusislord.radio@yahoo. 12951 NAKURU 20100 RADIO com IQRA BROADCASTING NETWORK IQRA FM [email protected] 21186 NAIROBI 00505 KASEMA MEDIA SERVICES LIMITED KASEMA [email protected] 919 NAIROBI 00517 KALEE LIMITED KASS FM [email protected] 25636 NAIROBI 00603 KE-WI MEDIA LIMITED RADIO SAHARA 0 131 LUANDA 50307 KEMURUTA SELF HELP GROUP TOGOTANE [email protected] MIGORI 259 m NTIMARU ROAD KENYA BROADCASTING CORPORATION KITWEK FM [email protected]. 30456 NAIROBI 100 KENYA BROADCASTING CORPORATION IFTIN [email protected]. 30456 NAIROBI 100 KENYA BROADCASTING CORPORATION RADIO JAMBO [email protected]. 30456 NAIROBI 100 KENYA BROADCASTING CORPORATION KBC IDHAA YA [email protected]. 30456 NAIROBI 100 TAIFA KENYA BROADCASTING CORPORATION VENUS FM [email protected]. 30456 NAIROBI 100 KENYA BROADCASTING CORPORATION KBC ENGLISH [email protected]. 30456 NAIROBI 100 SERVICE KENYA BROADCASTING CORPORATION MWATU FM [email protected]. 30456 NAIROBI 100 KENYA BROADCASTING CORPORATION IFTIN [email protected]. 30456 NAIROBI 100 KENYA BROADCASTING CORPORATION GHETTO RADIO [email protected]. 30456 NAIROBI 100 KENYA BROADCASTING CORPORATION CORO FM [email protected]. 30456 NAIROBI 100 KENYA BROADCASTING CORPORATION PWANI FM [email protected]. 30456 NAIROBI 100 KENYA COAST NATIONAL POLYTECHNIC TAASISI FM [email protected]. 81220 MOMBASA 80100 ke KENYA EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE CATHOLIC UPENDO FM secgeneral@catholicchur 13475 NAIROBI 00800 SECRETARIAT ch.or.ke KENYA EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE CATHOLIC RADIO MARIA secgeneral@catholicchur 13475 NAIROBI 00800 SECRETARIAT ch.or.ke KENYA EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE CATHOLIC THOME RADIO secgeneral@catholicchur 13475 NAIROBI 00800 SECRETARIAT ch.or.ke KENYA EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE CATHOLIC MTAANI RADIO secgeneral@catholicchur 13475 NAIROBI 00800 SECRETARIAT ch.or.ke KENYA EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE CATHOLIC RADIO AKICHA secgeneral@catholicchur 13475 NAIROBI 00800 SECRETARIAT ch.or.ke KENYA EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE CATHOLIC RADIO MARIA secgeneral@catholicchur 13475 NAIROBI 00800 SECRETARIAT ch.or.ke KENYA EPISCOPAL CONFERENCE CATHOLIC JANGWANI secgeneral@catholicchur 13475 NAIROBI 00800 SECRETARIAT RADIO ch.or.ke TV AFRICA HOLDINGS MAIYAN 0 103618 NAIROBI 00101 TV AFRICA HOLDINGS KAMEME FM 0 103618 NAIROBI 00101 TV AFRICA HOLDINGS MERU FM 0 103618 NAIROBI 00101 KENYA INSTITUTE OF MASS COMMUNICATIONS MASS COMM 0 42422 NAIROBI 00100 KENYA METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT ANYOLE FM 0 30259 NAIROBI 00100 KENYA METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT KANGEMA FM 0 30259 NAIROBI 00100 KENYA METEOROLOGICAL DEPARTMENT WEATHER - 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