
Radio Osotua — Live Stream
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Listen to Radio Osotua live online, free and uninterrupted, right here on Radio.co.ke. Broadcasting on 89.0 FM from Narok town, Radio Osotua is a Catholic Christian station owned by the Catholic Diocese of Ngong, serving the Maasai heartland with faith-based programming, pastoral care and community-focused talk. The name Osotua is a Maasai word for peace — a spirit captured in the station's own slogan, Amani na Tueneze ("Let's spread peace"). Press play above to stream Radio Osotua live from anywhere in the world.
About Radio Osotua
Radio Osotua has been on air since May 2018, with official broadcasting beginning that June. It broadcasts on 89.0 FM from Narok town and is owned and run by the Catholic Diocese of Ngong.
The station's mission is to transform lives through evangelisation, pastoral care and socio-economic development, reaching more than 500,000 people across Narok County. Its vision is to promote a loving community of God living fulfilled lives. The signal also carries into parts of Nakuru, Bomet and Kisii counties, with plans underway to extend coverage into Kajiado with a new frequency.
Programming blends Catholic Mass broadcasts, devotional and Bible teaching content with news, talk and community segments — including shows like Osotua Breakfast, Dira ya Kazi, Misa Takatifu, Osotua Express and Orkiu Lentara — much of it delivered in Swahili and Maa to serve its Narok-region audience.
How to Listen to Radio Osotua Online
- Online stream: Hit the play button at the top of this page to listen to Radio Osotua live — no app, no sign-up, no download required.
- On the radio: Tune to 89.0 FM in Narok. The signal also reaches parts of Nakuru, Bomet and Kisii counties.
- From the diaspora: Listeners abroad can stream Radio Osotua live from anywhere with an internet connection.
- On mobile: The stream works on any phone browser, and past programming is also available as a podcast.
Radio Osotua Frequency (FM)
| City / Region | Frequency |
|---|---|
| Narok | 89.0 FM |
Coverage also extends into parts of Nakuru, Bomet and Kisii counties, with Kajiado planned for future expansion.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who owns Radio Osotua? Radio Osotua is owned and run by the Catholic Diocese of Ngong, broadcasting from Narok town.
What does "Osotua" mean? Osotua is a Maasai word meaning peace, reflected in the station's slogan "Amani na Tueneze" — Swahili for "Let's spread peace."
When did Radio Osotua launch? The station has been on air since May 2018, with official broadcasting starting in June 2018.
What areas does Radio Osotua cover? Radio Osotua broadcasts on 89.0 FM from Narok, with its signal also reaching parts of Nakuru, Bomet and Kisii counties. Coverage into Kajiado is planned.
Can I listen to Radio Osotua online for free? Yes. You can stream Radio Osotua live and free on Radio.co.ke — no app or sign-up needed.





