Krak On Radio

07/06/2024

has returns to it's Cathedral ~ Mandela National Stadium, Namboole 🏟️
football returns to it's Cathedral ~ Mandela National Stadium, Namboole 🏟️

I call upon all Ugandan's, football lovers & well-wishers to rally behind the lads as we take on Botswana this evening.

To the ; stay calm, focused, and confident. Believe in yourselves and give it your best effort. You've got this! 🖤💛❤️🤞

Said

07/06/2024

Half an hour played and pressing hard for the first goal. Esawa yona 🔥
Uganda 0️⃣-0️⃣ Botswana

07/06/2024

Uganda 0️⃣-0️⃣ Botswana


FIFA World Cup African qualifiers

Group stage · Matchday 3 of 10

06/06/2024

Speaker urged all MPs and the public to turn up in big numbers at Namboole on Friday and Monday to cheer the to victory as they take on Botswana and Algeria respectively.

06/06/2024

To achieve a people-centred legislature, Speaker re-echoed that Parliament will hold regional outreach sittings that will cover the four traditional regions of Uganda- North, East, West and Central.

01/06/2024

Bobi Wine carried congregations to Masaka.

31/05/2024

THIS MONDAY THERE IS ONE PARTY PLACE IN UGANDA IS H20 LOUNGE KOLOLO WITH DJ FIKIE AND AFRICAN MONDAY EVENTS ON www.krakonradio.com

31/05/2024

Donald Trump has been found guilty on all 34 counts of falsifying business documents in New York.
He is now the first former U.S. president to be criminally convicted at trial.

31/05/2024

Vybz Kartel denied bail and will remain in prison after his re-trial in Supreme Court of Jamaica.

31/05/2024

Italian embassy in Kampala rejected visa applications of Speaker & 14 others on her list, now she’s manoeuvring to use the German embassy so that she can go to Rome and confess her sins to ! I hope you shall not be duped!

30/05/2024

The recent statements and actions of Kenyan leaders have sparked significant debate and controversy, particularly surrounding matters of LGBTQ rights, GMOs, and international relations. Uhuru Kenyatta's public disagreement with former US President Barack Obama over homosexuality in Kenya has brought attention to the ongoing cultural and political clash between Western values and traditional Kenyan beliefs.

Kenyatta's firm stance against homosexuality reflects the deeply ingrained cultural and religious values in Kenya, where same-sex relationships are largely stigmatized and criminalized. His public disagreement with Barack Obama, who has been an outspoken advocate for LGBTQ rights, underscores the complexity of navigating cultural differences in the context of international relations.

In addition to the discourse on LGBTQ rights, President William Ruto's decision to allow the introduction of GMOs in Kenya has also been met with mixed reactions. While proponents argue that GMOs can address food security challenges, critics express concerns about potential health and environmental implications. Ruto's support for GMOs highlights the ongoing debate over the role of biotechnology in Kenya's agricultural sector and the need for informed public discourse on the matter.

Furthermore, President Ruto's decision to deploy Kenyan police officers to Haiti has raised questions about Kenya's international engagements and the motivations behind such actions. Some critics have suggested that Ruto's actions were driven by a desire to align with the interests of the United States in exchange for a State Visit. This has led to discussions about the implications of Kenya's foreign policy decisions and the extent to which they serve the country's best interests.

The reference to "collaborators in colonial times" raises historical connotations and implies a critique of individuals who are perceived to prioritize external interests over Kenya's sovereignty and self-determination. This rhetoric underscores the lingering legacy of colonialism and the ongoing struggle to assert national autonomy in the face of external influence.

The intersection of these issues

29/05/2024

Nabino bikulu nyo atte welcome to the new normal tune in now on www.krakonradio.com

27/05/2024

African music has been making waves across the globe, and one of the driving forces behind this movement is , a leading club night experience founded by DJ Fikie and The African Mondays Crew back in 2011. This weekly event has become a staple for music enthusiasts looking to immerse themselves in the vibrant sounds of Africa.

African Mondays provides a platform for music premieres, showcasing the latest and greatest tracks from the continent's diverse music scene. From Afrobeat to Gqom, the event offers a dynamic mix of genres that captures the essence of contemporary African music. With an unwavering commitment to promoting African talent, African Mondays has solidified its position as a hub for emerging and established artists alike.

The impact of African Mondays extends beyond the dance floor, serving as a catalyst for cultural exchange and community engagement. By creating a space where individuals from different backgrounds can come together to celebrate African music, the event fosters a sense of unity and inclusivity. This sense of togetherness is palpable in the electric atmosphere that permeates the venue each Monday night.

In addition to its emphasis on music, African Mondays also takes pride in its role as a platform for artistic expression. From live performances to visual art installations, the event consistently seeks to elevate the creative output of the African diaspora. This multidimensional approach sets African Mondays apart, offering attendees a holistic experience that goes beyond traditional club nights.

As Africa's leading club night, African Mondays has garnered a dedicated following both locally and internationally. Its impact can be felt not only within the African diaspora but also among music enthusiasts who have been captivated by the continent's rich musical heritage. The event has become a symbol of Africa's cultural influence, drawing individuals from all walks of life who share a common appreciation for the continent's musical tapestry.

Looking ahead, African Mondays shows no signs of slowing down. With plans to expand its reach and further amplify the voices of African artists, the event is poised to continue

26/05/2024

This Monday Again we are live at H20 lounge Kololo with dj Fikie and African Monday events on www.krakonradio.com

24/05/2024

The recent tensions between Gaza and Fangone have raised concerns and sparked fears of a potential war. The conflict seems to have escalated to a point where both sides are gearing up for an intense confrontation. With the world watching closely, it is crucial to understand the underlying issues and potential consequences of this brewing conflict.

Gaza, known for its formidable military might, has declared its intention to launch an attack on Fangone. The stated reason behind this aggressive move is to teach the forest a lesson and demand respect for Principal, a figure of authority in Gaza. This aggressive rhetoric has sent shockwaves through the international community, as the prospect of a conflict involving Gaza has far-reaching implications.

On the other side of the conflict, Fangone, led by the enigmatic Boss Alien Skin, has reportedly made a bold move by attacking NUP Principal Bobi Wine. This act of aggression has further fueled the tensions between the two factions, raising concerns about the potential for an all-out war.

The implications of the Gaza and Fangone conflict extend beyond the borders of their respective territories. The international community is closely monitoring the situation, as any escalation could have ripple effects across the region and beyond. The potential for a large-scale conflict raises concerns about the impact on global stability and security.

One key aspect of this conflict is the involvement of Principal figures on both sides. The demand for respect and the use of force to assert authority highlights the underlying power dynamics at play. The clash between these influential figures has the potential to further escalate the conflict and make a resolution even more challenging.

As tensions rise and the threat of conflict looms, it is essential for all parties involved to prioritize dialogue and diplomacy. Finding a peaceful resolution to the underlying issues is crucial to preventing further escalation and minimizing the potential human cost of a war. The international community, including diplomatic channels and organizations, should actively engage to de-escalate the situation and facilitate meaningful dialogue between

23/05/2024

Mbarara the laughter, the fun is all U shdn’t miss out on Sun.2nd.june.24, wats interesting is, the next day it will be a public holiday💃 🕺

Expect a mega
event

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23/05/2024

STATEMENT ON ALLEGED ATTACK on JOURNALISTS.

21/05/2024

MPs led by Hon Theodore Ssekikubo, are moving a motion for the censure of parliamentary commissioners who are violating rule 11(a) concerning misconduct and integrity in Parliament.

📸: (NBS)

21/05/2024

Mathias Mpuuga and group risk censure if motion succeeds. But the big question is; can the Speaker allow this motion onto the order paper?

21/05/2024

The offices of the Speaker and Dep Speaker have been allocated a combined budget of UGX 286 million for clothing in the upcoming fiscal year. This allocation was introduced in the FY22/23 after the current Speaker assumed office. Previously, no such budget existed.
Cc.

18/05/2024

WE ARE SO UG SO AFRICAN BUT SO GLOBAL www.krakonradio.com

18/05/2024

Stay warned he us ugandas king of Hip Hop

18/05/2024

History has been made 🙌

18/05/2024

17/05/2024

Helo Uganda the biggest hip hop concert of the year is here grab your ticket now the day is tomorrow

16/05/2024

UPDATE: Mpuuga to proceed with plans of unveiling a rival political front as one of the preconditions set by Govt to pardon him on the 500m Service Award saga.

15/05/2024

The Tilenga Project, operated by TotalEnergies, CNOOC, and UNOC, has successfully relocated the final project affected person (PAP) under Resettlement Action Plan 2.

This marks a significant milestone in the land acquisition process for oil and gas activities, with 99% of the 5,900 PAPs compensated and relocated since 2017.

The final PAP received compensation exceeding the value of their assets, a 30% disturbance allowance, a 30% uplift, and a modern replacement house.

The project prioritises fair and transparent land acquisition practices and minimises disruption to affected communities.
The Tilenga Project in Uganda aims to unlock energy potential and contribute to economic growth by constructing infrastructure for oil extraction, processing, and transportation. 

15/05/2024

Happy birthday to Denis Onyango.

11/05/2024

Sheilah Gashumba and Rickman are no more. ❌

WHAT'S NEXT FOR RICKMAN????

11/05/2024

has become the most Awarded East African Musician of this generation, After winning Category at the official announcement on 9th May,

will be held in Los Angeles at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel on Sunday, June 9, 2024. The announcement marks Peabody’s first in-person ceremony since 2019 and the first time ever in its 84-year history that the Awards will take place in Los Angeles.