KASTLE FM WINS BEST MEDIA AWARD FOR PROMOTING CAPE COAST

The paramount chief of the Oguaa Traditional Area, Osabarima Kwesi Atta II, has honored sons and daughters of the traditional area for helping develop the city.
The awards dubbed, “The Osabarima Royal Awards” is an awards scheme by the Oguaa Traditional Council to reward businesses and individuals from Cape Coast who have contributed to the growth and sustainability of Oguaaman.
The fourth edition of the award was held at the Emintamdze palace on Saturday 20th January which saw individuals and companies wining for various contributions to the development of Cape Coast.
Kastle Fm a subsidiary of Fedkastle multimedia has been awarded radio station of the year for promoting culture and tourism through its popular Asankamu food festival which is been held every year.
The festival which has run for the past three years has resorted to promoting the culture of Cape Coast through the areas of food, and music and also bringing in people across the world to gather at the biggest food festival.
Kastle Fm which has been in Cape Coast for the past three years has in it own way projected Cape Coast in divers ways and the traditional council recognizing the company’s impact by showing appreciation awarded it for their contribution.
Apart from winning one of the biggest awards from the event, Kastle FM in the past years had also won several awards in various categories enriching its cabinet.
Speaking at the gathering, Osaberimba Kwesi Atta II the Oguamanhen noted that, he alone cannot project Cape Coast to the rest of the world hence instituted the awards scheme to show appreciation to those individuals and organizations in helping that.
He also believed that Cape Coast has a lot to offer hence calling on all Cape Coasters to project the positive picture of Cape Coast to the rest of the world.
Osaberimba was optimistic that, individuals and organizations like Kastle FM taking it upon its shoulders to promote Cape Coast will go a long way in bringing investors in the traditional to deal with the unemployment situation in Cape Coast.
Story by: Kwamena Essuman (Kastle Fm)