KT Radio outreach draws hundreds, as citizens come together to witness and participate in live discussions.
MUHANGA –
In Muhanga, KT Radio has traded the sound booth for the streets. From the grit of this morning’s community clean-up to the vibrant energy of the town square, our outreach is turning public spaces into platforms for real change.
This isn’t just a broadcast; it is a shared moment where leaders, residents, and journalists meet on common ground. We have brought the microphone to the people, capturing the raw energy of a community in motion.
The impact is already clear. Following the morning sessions, speaker after speaker rose to praise the programming, affectionately renaming the station—what began as Kigali Today has, in the hearts of the residents, become Muhanga Today.
The conversation continues this afternoon, as the community prepares to take center stage for the town hall debates.
KT team members and local residents take part in an early morning clean-up at Muhanga market.
KT team members and local residents take part in an early morning clean-up at Muhanga market.
Members of the KT family during an introduction ceremony at the start of the community outreach broadcast.
Germaine Umukazana hosts Edtech Monday and Buracyeye, some of KT Radio’s popular programs.
KT team members and local residents prepare to take part in an early morning clean-up at Muhanga market.
Dan Ngabonziza (R), the Kigali Today MD participated in an early morning clean-up at Muhanga market.
