93.1 IUIU FM RADIO - MBALE CITY

IUIU FM is a model FM radio station that trains professional broadcasters, producing and disseminating accurate information required for awareness and citizens’ participation in the development process of the country.
Through Bridging the Gap,it helps the station to provide a solution to the community that has missed out on detailed news analysis, focused discussions on topical issues and a range of educative programs.




93.1 IUIU FM RADIO - MBALE CITY

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93.1 IUIU FM RADIO - MBALE CITY

Sometimes it’s the small things you need most. Good thing payments below 5K are free. Buy more without thinking twice. That’s the Power of MoMo.
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93.1 IUIU FM RADIO - MBALE CITY

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93.1 IUIU FM RADIO - MBALE CITY

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93.1 IUIU FM RADIO - MBALE CITY

Yesterday, 93.1 IUIU FM MBALE hosted the Inter-Schools Quran Competition Finals at IUIU Main Campus in Mbale. This highly anticipated event, which began on March 2, 2025, brought together over 200 primary and secondary schools from the Bugisu and Bukedi sub-regions. The competition aimed to promote excellence in Quranic recitation and memorization.

Over the past few days, students showcased exceptional mastery of the Holy Quran, demonstrating their dedication, skill, and spiritual devotion. The event provided a unique platform for young scholars to refine their talents, promote Islamic values, and foster unity among schools in the region.

As the competition reached its climax, outstanding participants were honored with prestigious awards, and the top-performing school was crowned champion, receiving a coveted trophy.

1 year ago | [YT] | 4

93.1 IUIU FM RADIO - MBALE CITY

Students at the Islamic University in Uganda have received training in the coffee business from the Coffee Development Authority.

The three-day training follows an agreement signed between IUIU and UCDA on April 17, 2023, aiming to promote domestic coffee consumption, provide barista skills training for students, and encourage value addition among the country's youth.

The chairperson of the Islamic University in Uganda Coffee Association, Mr. Jamil Ali Rajab, expressed his appreciation to UCDA for equipping the students with skills and encouraged other students to embrace these skills and join the association to benefit from the training. Ms. Miriam, a member of the IUIU Coffee Association, mentioned plans to raise awareness about the benefits of coffee.

Nason Bisathu, the Quality Assurance Officer at UCDA, commended IUIU for taking the initiative to sign the MOU with UCDA to uplift the coffee industry. He stated that the training aims to enhance the student's capacity in barista skills with the hope that they can make a good cup of coffee and foster a culture of coffee drinking at the university, ultimately increasing domestic coffee consumption from 6% to over 50%. He added that the trained students will also pass on their skills to others through peer-to-peer interaction.

The deputy university coordinator, Mr. Nasibu Yusuf, expressed gratitude to UCDA for including IUIU in this initiative, highlighting that the training adds value to the students' study skills.

At the end of the training, the students demonstrated the skills attained in the training to the Director of Kampala Campus Dr Twaha Kasule, the university secretary Mr Sewankambo Hamza, and the university coordinator Mr Siraj Mukwana.

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93.1 IUIU FM RADIO - MBALE CITY

A five day Radio Presentation training held at IUIU has ended


The event which started on Monday, 15th January was organized by the Islamic University in Uganda under the Department of Mass Communication and IUIU FM, aimed to bridge the gap between young individuals like high school students, vacationists eager to venture into radio broadcasting, and seasoned practitioners looking to refine their craft.

The training curriculum covered a wide range of topics, catering to the diverse needs of the attendees. Beginners were introduced to the fundamentals of radio production, including scriptwriting, voice modulation, and the effective use of broadcast equipment.

‘’An effective university looks to see how its presence can impact the community around it’’ Dr Halima Wakabi Akbar

The academic registrar Islamic University in Uganda has said that nowadays universities are not only seen as tools for teaching and research but also as community engagement and service. This was during the closing ceremony of the five-day radio training event on Friday 19th January 2024 at the university boardroom.

The participants thanked the university for organizing the event at the right time when students are still home for the holidays enabling vacists, and other enthusiasts to be part of the training.

Mr. Eric Shikoli a teacher by profession and participant in the training. ‘’ we thank you for equipping us with the techniques and skills of Radio’’

‘’ For the few days we have been here we are somehow equipped to face the world of Radio shortly’’

He urged the university to organize other trainings focusing on other areas like computer literacy which seemed a challenge to some of the members.

Ms Karungi Angel a senior four vacist and participant said the training has brought her dream of being a journalist closer to reality. She added that some of the skills she attained include fieldwork, gathering information from sources, research, and hosting programs.

‘’After this training, I hope to finish my Alevel and later join University to pursue my dream of being a journalist’’

Mr Mayanja Yusuf Musisi the stations Manager of IUIU FM commended the university for facilitating the event and supporting the radio. he urged the participants to use the skills they have attained for the betterment of society and urged them to come back for other training that will be organized.

The Academics registrar at IUIU Dr Halima Wakabi Akbar commended the Department of communication and IUIU FM for organizing the event.

‘’Universities are no longer ivory towers for only the elites. An effective university looks to see how its presence can impact the community around it to make it better and to benefit the community around it.’’ She added.

Dr Halima congratulated the participants for completing the training and urged them to come back for other trainings that may be organized.

While handing over certificates to the participants, she also encouraged the young participants to take up courses at IUIU after high school and the older participants to advantage of the mature age entry program available at the university.

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93.1 IUIU FM RADIO - MBALE CITY

4th Day of IUIU Radio Training Program

Islamic University in Uganda, under the Department of Mass Communication, and IUIU FM, is currently hosting an intensive five-day radio training program.

The program focuses on equipping participants with the necessary skills in the dynamic world of radio broadcasting.

The training started on Monday, January 15, 2023, and promises to provide the latest techniques and insights to excel in this ever-evolving field.

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93.1 IUIU FM RADIO - MBALE CITY

Today's session ended by trainees showcasing the skills that they have attained in a 5 days Radio Training Program that is ongoing at the Islamic University in Uganda.

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93.1 IUIU FM RADIO - MBALE CITY

Islamic University in Uganda, under the Department of Mass Communication, and IUIU FM, is currently hosting an intensive five-day radio training program. The program focuses on equipping participants with the necessary skills in the dynamic world of radio broadcasting. The training started on Monday, January 15, 2023, and promises to provide the latest techniques and insights to excel in this ever-evolving field.

This program aims to bridge the gap between young individuals like high school students, vacationists eager to venture into radio broadcasting, and seasoned practitioners looking to refine their craft. The training curriculum covers a wide range of topics, catering to the diverse needs of the attendees. Beginners will be introduced to the fundamentals of radio production, including scriptwriting, voice modulation, and the effective use of broadcast equipment.

Experienced professionals will receive training on advanced techniques, exploring emerging trends, and delving into the intricacies of maintaining audience engagement in the digital age.

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