Rock Point 256 initially broadcast on 10 radio stations, and has since expanded to a total of 22 radio stations in English, Luganda, Luo and and the 4Rs.

Rock Point 256 is an award-winning 30-minute radio serial drama for young people in Uganda that broadcasts weekly on 13 radio stations.

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The radio series was officially launched in July, 2005, by the First Lady of Uganda Janet Museveni, and began broadcasts in August that year. Since August, 2005, the series has continually broadcast, and has reached up to 50% of young people 15 – 24 in Uganda, according to a media survey conducted in September, 2007, by The Steadman Group.
Winner of the 2007 AfriComNet Award for Excellence in HIV and AIDS Communication in the Best Multi-Channel Communication category, Rock Point 256 tells the story of the people living in a fishing and farming community called Rock Point. The series is produced in English, Luganda, Runyankole/Rukiga/Runyoro/Rutooro, Lwo, and Ateso.
Rock Point is the imaginary trading center, much like any other town in rural Uganda, where the drama unfolds. It got its name because rocks are a very common feature of the Ugandan landscape, and because rocks are solid, firm, and steadfast; 256 is the country telephone code for Uganda, indicating the national identity of the series. The slogan for the series is “discover the rock in you.”
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