SECTOR 2 Commercial stations include QFM, a private Lusaka music station; Radio Phoenix; Radio Sky FM; Zambezi FM; Hot FM; 5FM; Your Anthem Radio; Radio Breeze; Joy Fm; Flava FM and Radio Choice13. Community radio has been very effective in reaching smaller communities, and these stations generate their own local stories. The major restriction for community radios is their reach, as they are only allowed to broadcast over a 150km radius. As such, people do not have ready access to most community radio stations. During its campaign in the last election, the PF promised that it would extend the radius of community stations. “Community is not just geography, but also about linguistics.” Some community stations include Radio Chikaya in Lundazi, Radio Lyambai in Mongu, Radio Petauke Explorers, Mazabuka Community Radio, Radio Mkushi and Radio Pasme. Catholic Media Services has eight community stations throughout the country, all of which generate their own autonomous, non-prosthelytising content. The Catholic radio stations include Radio Maria Zambia in Chipata, Radio Icengelo in Kitwe, Chikuni Radio in Monze, Radio Yangeni in Mansa, Radio Musi-O-Tunya in Livingstone, Oblate Radio Liseli in Mongu, Radio Kabangabanga in Solwezi and Radio Yatsani in Lusaka14. Community stations also provide content that is relevant for special interests. For example, Radio Breeze in Chipata broadcasts content on agricultural and farming techniques. UNZA Radio broadcasts from the University of Zambia campus in Lusaka. Television Approximately 45 percent of Zambian households own a television set.15 Several television stations exist in Zambia. These include ZNBC, which is the national broadcaster, and broadcasts on two channels as ZNBC 1 and ZNBC 2. Other television stations include Muvi TV (for which a decoder is required for access), NorthWest TV, TBN (a religious station), Prime TV, and Copperbelt TV, the latter which has minimal reach. The more popular stations include ZNBC 1 and ZNBC 2. Multichoice and GoTV are popular programme providers. In terms of programming, news bulletins on ZNBC are most popular. 13 OSI (2010) and BBC (2013) Zambia Media profile. Retrieved from http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-14112924 on 29 September 2013 14 Catholic Zambia (2013), Catholic Radio Stations. Retrieved from http://www.catholiczambia.org.zm/index. php?option=com_content&view=article&id=58&Itemid=89 on 29 September 2013. 15 OSI (2010) 30 AFRICAN MEDIA BAROMETER ZAMBIA 2013