Asanteman FM 107.3 – The Cultural Voice of the Ashanti People

Asanteman FM 107.3 is a vibrant Akan-language radio station broadcasting from Kumasi, the capital of Ghana’s Ashanti Region. Deeply rooted in the rich traditions of the Ashanti kingdom, Asanteman FM serves as a powerful cultural, informational, and entertainment platform for the region and beyond.

Renowned for its deep cultural programming, news coverage, and community involvement, the station blends tradition with modernity—serving as a key channel for preserving Ashanti values while addressing the evolving needs of today’s listeners.

With a tagline that echoes its purpose, "Ɛyɛ Asanteman dea!" (“It Belongs to the Ashanti People”), the station is more than a broadcaster—it’s a cultural institution.

Programming & Content Focus

Asanteman FM 107.3 features a rich and culturally-grounded programming schedule that reflects the identity, struggles, and triumphs of its people. Its content areas include:

• Traditional and Modern Akan Music

• News Bulletins and Political Commentary (Twi)

• Cultural Talk Shows and Storytelling

• Community Engagement and Call-In Programs

• Religious Programs (Christian & Traditional)

Popular Programs Include:

• “Mmaasem” – A flagship news and current affairs program tackling local and national issues

• “Agorɔ Nie” – Cultural entertainment and music show spotlighting Ashanti traditions

• “Nkwa Nsɛm” – A health and lifestyle show with a grassroots twist

• “Asanteman Sports” – Comprehensive coverage of local and international sports

• “Ɛban Mu Nsem” – Call-in community show focused on public grievances and solutions

The station broadcasts primarily in Twi (Asante dialect), making it deeply accessible to its core audience.

Audience & Reach

• Location: Kumasi, Ashanti Region, Ghana

• Coverage: Greater Kumasi Area on 107.3 FM; Global reach via online streaming

• Target Audience: Traditionalists, youth, professionals, market traders, grassroots activists, and the general Akan-speaking population