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How to Look for Ghana Radio Stations

If you're in bustling downtown Accra or up north in the low hills of Kumasi, the place to look for Ghanaian radio stations is on the nearest radio's FM bandwidth. If you're not in Ghana, the next best place to look for them and listen to them is on the Internet. Radio stations around the world are making radio waves secondary to digital signals, which can put them in touch with a global audience 24 hours a day. Ghanaian radio is no different.

Things You'll Need

  • Radio
  • Personal computer with Internet connection
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Instructions

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      Turn on your radio! Those looking for Ghanaian radio stations who aren't in Ghana may first want to board the next flight to Accra -- as even the strongest FM radio signal will grow weak the further you are from its transmission point. Some popular stops on the radio dial in Ghana include Adom 106.3 FM, Asempa 94.7 FM, Fox 97.9 FM and Joy 99.7 FM. These stations broadcast a variety of news, Christian music, Ghanaian hiplife music and Western R&B and hip-hop.

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      Turn on your computer! Although you may not know it, if you're connected to the Internet on your personal computer, you are connected to the sounds of radio in Ghana. Ghanaian radio stations have joined the worldwide trend of sharing their broadcasts over the Internet -- where they can be accessed in real time, 24 hours a day, anywhere in the world. Ghanaweb.com offers a list of over 50 links to live streaming Ghana radio stations. These stations play a range of Ghanaian and Western music and also feature Christian music and worship services. In addition, the website Ghana-net.com features links to radio broadcasts from Kumasi and the Lake Volta region. Those looking for the sounds of Ghana are just a few clicks away from being connected in real time.

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      Check your local listings. Ghanaian ex-pats are on the air in some cities around the world -- perhaps one near you. For example, 102.6 FM in London is a Ghanaian station that broadcasts both over the UK radio waves and over the Internet at wblsonline.com. In addition, the German-based Web site surfmusic.de offers listeners a variety of live streaming selections of Ghanaian radio from Accra.

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