Allan Wetungu has always known where he belongs—on the airwaves, sharing his voice with the world.

Since childhood, people have told him he possesses a voice that leaves a lasting impact.

His dream wasn’t just to be on any radio station but to be part of Radio 47. It was the station that resonated with him deeply, ever since its inception.

When Allan first heard about the Nakuru talent search on his favourite radio station, he knew this was his chance.

Checking social media, he found all the details and requirements. Without hesitation, Allan prepared a video.

Remarkably, it only took him one take.

Speaking to Cape Media’s digital team he shared that the video uploads he sent were something he did without much preparation.

Impressed by the authenticity and passion he displayed in that single recording. This raw and genuine performance made him stand out among many.

Signing his contract with Radio 47 was a surreal moment for Allan.

The warm welcome from the team made him feel like he was already part of the family.

His excitement is palpable as he looks forward to contributing to the Cape Media family and being a voice that listeners can connect with every day.

But Allan’s journey doesn’t end there. He is currently a second-year student at Kabarak University.

This new opportunity at Radio 47 is more than just a dream come true; it’s a lifeline to help him finance his studies.

Balancing his education and his new role, Allan is determined to graduate, not only as a student but also as a professional in the world of radio.

As the youngest in a family of four, Allan has always had big dreams.

Allan’s dream

Now, with his foot firmly in the door at Radio 47, those dreams are becoming a reality.

Allan Wetungu’s journey from a young boy with a big voice to a rising star in radio is just beginning.

He has embarked on an exciting journey by joining Radio 47, Kenya’s very first Swahili audiovisual station. This remarkable station, known for its vibrant and engaging content, has quickly become a beloved name across the country.

Its rapid growth and popularity are a testament to its unique connection with listeners, making it a shining star in Kenya’s media landscape.

In 2023, Radio 47 proudly earned the bronze award in the KUZA Awards’ People’s Choice category, further cementing its place as a leading voice in the industry.

With an impressive reach that spans all 47 counties and over 30 frequencies, Allan is stepping into one of Kenya’s most influential and widely listened-to stations, ready to make his mark on the airwaves.

In Partnership between Arizona International Collage and Cape Media’s Radio 47 the second runner-up Polycarp Muiruri and number three Naeli Mlinga walked away with gifts.