📡 Station Profile
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Frequency | 104.3 MHz |
| Founded | May 25, 1999 |
| Ownership | Despite Group of Companies (Osei Kwame “Despite”) |
| Language | Twi (primary) and English |
| Format | Local news, politics, talk, sports, business, entertainment, African culture |
| Sister Stations | Hello FM (Kumasi), Okay FM (Accra), Neat FM, UTV Ghana |
🎙️ Programs
Peace FM is famous for its political, economic, and cultural talk shows delivered primarily in Twi :
| Program Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Kokrokoo | The flagship morning show. Name mimics the “cockcrow,” waking listeners with a magazine-style mix of Ghanaian music, news, weird/funny items, sports, weather, and newspaper review. Translated from English newspapers into Twi for the uneducated. |
| Peace Power Sports | Sports segment within Kokrokoo covering soccer, athletics, tennis, boxing. Presented by Kofi Asare Brako and Charles Osei Asibey. |
| Asem Yi Di Ka | (“This issue calls for discussion”) – Topical social, economic, or political issues discussed with a resource person; phone lines open for listener contributions. |
| Working Time On Peace | 10am-12pm; uninterrupted Ghanaian music from the 1980s (Highlife) with cultural titbits. |
| Lunch On Peace | 12pm-2pm; contemporary Ghanaian Highlife music with food-related ads and info. |
| Wo Haw Ne Sen | (“What is your problem?”) – Wednesdays 2pm-4pm; hosted by Afia Konadu featuring a lawyer and doctor solving listener problems for free. |
| Wo Ba Ada Anaa? | (“Is your child asleep?”) – 10pm-12am; explicit sex and marriage issues addressed in Akan (adults only). Hosted by Sekyere Boateng with marriage counselors. |
| Check W’abrabo | (“Check your lifestyle”) – Tuesdays 11am-12pm; tackles corruption, careless driving, unauthorized hawking. Hosted by Agya Birifa. |
| Adadam | Saturdays 4pm-6pm; preserves Ghanaian traditions, proverbs, folklore through old big band music, Yaa Amponsah, Sikyi. Hosted by Kojo Dickson. |
| Close Up | Wednesdays 9pm-10pm; English-language love/relationship show for youth. Hosted by Priscilla Woode and Issah Monnie. |
| Gospel Hour | 4am-6am (Monday-Saturday), 6:30am-9:30am (Sunday); gospel music and preaching. Hosted by Eric De-graft Aikins, Kwasi Aboagye, Nathaniel Arthur. |
🌐 Online Presence
| Link | URL |
|---|---|
| Website | PeaceFMOnline.com |
| Listen Live | Available via PeaceFMOnline.com/services/streaming, RadioGarden, TuneIn, MyTUNEiN, and ModernGhana |
🏢 Headquarters & History
Location: Mile 7 Junction, Accra, Greater Accra Region, Ghana
History: Peace FM was founded by Osei Kwame (Kwame Despite) on May 25, 1999 . Despite started as a petty trader selling music cassettes, padlocks, and feeding bottles at Dunkwa-Offinso, then fled to Lagos, Nigeria, returning to Ghana in 1983 with only a chainsaw machine and a cassette player . After his chainsaw was crushed by a falling tree, he returned to cassette trading and eventually built Peace FM to support Ghanaian music and culture .
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The station’s experimentation with Akan-language broadcasting was revolutionary—it attracted listeners who wanted local content instead of English-only stations. The success led to the expansion of the Despite Group of Companies, now including Hello FM (Kumasi), OkayFM (Accra), Neat FM, UTV, Neat Foods, and Despite Stores .
🎤 Popular Presenters (Past & Present)
| Presenter | Known For |
|---|---|
| Kwami Sefa Kayi (“Chairman”) | Kokrokoo morning show host; Radio & Television Personality of the Year (RTP Awards 2012) |
| Fiifi Banson (“The Dynamite”) | Top-rated presenter |
| Kwesi Aboagye | Radio Morning Show Host of the Year nominee |
| Sekyere Boateng | Host of “Wo Ba Ada Anaa?” (sex/marriage program) |
| Afia Konadu (Nana Yaa Konadu – “Mama Africa”) | Host of “Wo Haw Ne Sen” |
| Kwadwo Dickson (A. Dicko) | Host of Adadam cultural program |
| Agya Birifa | Host of “Check W’abrabo” |
| Kojo Dickson | Adadam host |
| Kofi Asare Brako | Peace Power Sports presenter |
| Nana Yaw Kesse | Radio Newscaster of the Year – Local Language (2012 RTP Awards) |
| Maafia Konadu | Radio Newscaster of the Year – English Language (2012 RTP Awards) |
| Kofi Gyan | Former Check W’abrabo host |
| Charles Osei Asibey | Sports producer/co-presenter |
| D.J. Hammond | Commentator on “Wo Ba Ada Anaa?” |
| Priscilla Woode | Co-host of “Close Up” |
| Issah Monnie | Co-host of “Close Up |
Last Updated on June 9, 2026 by Samuel Kwame Boadu
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