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Impact Data - Capital Doctor - Uganda

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Impact Data - Capital Doctor - Uganda


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Access: Capital Radio reaches a general audience of 5 million, physically covering approximately 75% of the population, and 65% of these are believed to be outside of Kampala. Listeners are in the hundreds of thousands for each show. As of March 1998, 2,200 questions had been answered on-air. Capital Doctor was a top programme for high school students in three districts of Uganda, 26% in Kasese, 75.6% in Luwero and 18.4% in Masindi. 70% of respondents at an STD clinic had listened to Capital Doctor, 57% correctly stated day and time of broadcast, 22% listened every week, 15% listened 2-3 times a month.


Practices: 91% of reported condom users were listeners to the programme, 71% of those who reported to ‘always' use condoms were listeners. Those who listened to Capital Doctor were more likely than non-listeners to use condoms.


For full evaluation and more information contact: Catherine Watson,

Straight Talk,

Plot 44, Bukoto St.,

Kamwokya, P.O. Box 22366,

Kampala, Uganda.

Phone: (00) 256 41 543025,

e-mail: stralk@imul.com


Source: Mary Myers, Radio Summary Sheet ‘Capital Doctor" on Capital Radio, Uganda, May 5, 1999




Placed on the Soul Beat Africa site July 22 2003
Last Updated July 09 2003

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