Cameroonian Radio Online: Stations Streaming Live
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You can listen to Cameroonian radio online in any browser, with no download and no account: open 72FM, search for a station's name, and press play. Cameroonian radio speaks both of the country's official languages, French and English: the public CRTV, Douala's news and gospel stations, Bamenda and Buea in English, and makossa and bikutsi on the playlists.
National
- CRTV Poste National — the public broadcaster, news and talk from Yaoundé.
- Balla Radio — African music in English and French, the most-voted Cameroonian station in the directory.
- Globe 360 Radio — news and international affairs, in English and French.
Douala
- For You Radio — news and talk.
- Season Radio — news and talk.
- LPA Webradio — news, politics and sport.
- Radio Jésus Vient and Radio Bonne Nouvelle — Christian radio.
Yaoundé
- 237ONAIR — African music, Afrobeat and gospel.
- CamerHits — African music and Afrobeat.
- ICT University Radio (ICTU-RTV) — education and news.
- Hausafulani Radio — hits, in Hausa.
In English, from the west
- Rush FM 104.5 — news, sport and talk from Bamenda.
- Divine Mercy Radio and TV Service — Christian radio from Buea.
- Mmuock Community Radio — from the Southwest.
Makossa and bikutsi
Manu Dibango's "Soul Makossa" in 1972 took Douala's makossa to New York dance floors, and bikutsi, the fast dance music of the Beti people around Yaoundé, is its rival on the radio. African radio, French radio and afrobeats radio go further.
Listening from abroad
Cameroon keeps West Africa Time, one hour ahead of UTC all year round.
A route in
- CRTV Poste National, for the news.
- Balla Radio, for the music.
- Rush FM 104.5, for English-speaking Bamenda.
To the south-east, Congolese radio online is next.
Listen now: All stations from Cameroon
Frequently asked questions
How can I listen to Cameroonian radio online for free?
Search for the station on 72FM — CRTV Poste National, Balla Radio, Globe 360 Radio and For You Radio are in the directory — no download and no account, with the daily free listening included.
Is there Cameroonian radio in English?
Yes — CRTV Poste National, Season Radio, Rush FM in Bamenda and Divine Mercy Radio in Buea broadcast in English.
What is makossa?
The dance music of Douala, taken worldwide by Manu Dibango's "Soul Makossa" in 1972.
What time is it in Cameroon for live radio?
West Africa Time, one hour ahead of UTC all year round.