Kameme FM is a leading vernacular radio station in Kenya, broadcasting primarily in the Kikuyu language. Established in 2000, it quickly became one of the most popular stations in the country, especially among Kikuyu speakers. The station broadcasts on 101.1 FM in Nairobi and can be heard in various parts of central Kenya.

Kameme FM offers a diverse range of programming, including news, talk shows, music, and cultural content. It is known for its focus on Kikuyu culture, traditions, and current affairs affecting the community. The station's slogan "Kayu ka muingi" (The Voice of the People) reflects its commitment to serving as a platform for community engagement and expression.

Some of the popular programs on Kameme FM include morning shows, midday music sessions, evening drive-time shows, and late-night talk programs. The station also features special segments on agriculture, health, and business, catering to the interests and needs of its rural and urban listeners.

As part of the Mediamax Network, Kameme FM has continued to evolve with changing media landscapes, incorporating digital platforms to reach a wider audience while maintaining its core focus on Kikuyu language and culture.