Brigada News FM Cebu (callsign DYAC 90.7 FM) is Metro Cebu’s leading radio station, broadcasting a mix of news, talk, and contemporary MOR (middle‑of‑the‑road) music in both Cebuano and Filipino. Operated by Brigada Mass Media Corporation and owned by Mareco Broadcasting Network, it serves as the Visayas flagship station of the Brigada News FM network .
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DYCM 1152KHz AM Cebu Philippines
DYCM 1152KHz AM Cebu Philippines is one of the prominent AM radio stations serving the Visayas region. With a commitment to truth and balanced reporting, DYCM delivers daily doses of news, commentary, public service, and in-depth interviews that resonate with the people of Cebu and beyond.
Reliable News and Public Service
DYCM Cebu remains dedicated to responsible journalism. The station is known for tackling current issues that affect the local community, including social welfare, local governance, education, and more. Listeners tune in to stay informed and to hear thoughtful insights from respected journalists and commentators.
Broadcast Coverage and Reach
Broadcasting at 1152 KHz on the AM band, DYCM reaches thousands of homes across Cebu and nearby provinces. Its strong signal ensures that even in remote areas, people can listen to timely updates and urgent announcements—especially during typhoons and emergencies.
Programs You Can Count On
Popular programs include morning news updates, talk shows, and public affairs segments. The station also provides a platform for community engagement and public feedback through call-in segments and special coverage on pressing local matters.
For more Cebu-based radio options, check out our radio station directory. You can also visit the National Telecommunications Commission (NTC) website for station licensing and frequency allocations.
