The voice of the Taita people, on air since 2011.
"Ihi ni yedu" — this is oursAnguo FM broadcasts in the Taita language across Voi, Wundanyi, Mwatate and Taveta, and reaches Mombasa and the wider coast — news, culture and the classic Mwazindika sound to the latest tunes.
Six shows, one community.
Music Box
Overnight Gospel · AutomatedNon-stop programmed Gospel music — mostly worship songs.
Kwaela Kwalangala
Breakfast Show · Mercy Mwazo & Javan MwadimeInterviews with newsmakers and topical current issues in the headlines. Creates a platform for the Taita audience to raise the issues affecting them — political, economic, social and legal — plus a segment of educative trivia and tips for starting the working day.
Kudeghedeka na Anguo
Shine With Anguo FM · Sophy SangaliaA women-skewed show dealing mostly with issues concerning women: beauty, relationships, hygiene, cooking tips, lifestyle, agriculture and business.
Presenters the coast tunes in for.
Mercy Mwazo
Co-anchors the weekday breakfast show and hosts Sunday's family worship hour.
Javan Mwadime
Co-hosts the breakfast show, bringing newsmakers and the morning's headlines to Taita listeners.
Sophy Sangalia
Leads the midday show, speaking directly to Taita women on lifestyle, business and family.
Irene
Keeps the youth moving through the afternoon with non-stop music and listener call-ins.
A regional station built around one language.
Anguo FM went on air in February 2011 broadcasting entirely in Taita — from the classic Mwazindika sound to the latest tunes. We carry the news, information and entertainment that matter to the Taita people, with a steady focus on the social, political, cultural and economic issues of the region.
- Reaching listeners aged 18–35, largely self-employed and building toward a better life
- Covering every major town from Voi to the coast, on two frequencies
- Presenters who command real audiences across the region