Freedom FM 106.5

What is Freedom FM 106.5?

Freedom FM 106.5 is a radio station. Its About page names “Clement Juni Liburd” as “Founder / CEO”, names four other members of what it calls “the Freedom Dream team”, and states that the station provides “island wide coverage in both St. Kitts and Nevis”.^[2] That is the station's own account; no register of broadcast licences or company ownership was retrieved, and no ownership beyond the station's own statement is given here.

The About page describes its output as a “rich variety of music programming and talk shows, news, live shows and community vibes”, and names programmes including Freedom Talk and Issues.^[2] The station publishes news on freedomfm1065.com; as retrieved on 26 September 2026 its most recent news post was dated 21 September 2026.^[1]

What does Freedom FM 106.5 cover?

The About page does not mention sport.^[2] Its site nonetheless keeps a sports category, which as retrieved on 26 September 2026 carried local and international items.^[3]

Franchise cricket. On 4 September 2026 it published a report of the St Kitts and Nevis Patriots' win over the Saint Lucia Kings at Warner Park, which opens: “‘I'm loving it here,’ Dasun Shanaka had remarked before stepping onto Warner Park on Thursday night.”^[4]

Football. On 18 May 2026 it posted that MFCR Old Road United Jets had completed an unbeaten season to be crowned Premier League champions: “The Invincibles!!! MFCR Old Road United Jets complete a perfect season, finishing unbeaten to be crowned Premier League Champions!”^[5] Its sports list also carried an April 2026 item on the leading scorers of the “2025/2026 NBG/SKNFA Premier League”.^[3]

Athletics. On 2 April 2026 it reported that the St. Kitts and Nevis athletics team, “Team Unstoppable SKN”, had left for the 53rd CARIFTA Games in Grenada, scheduled for 4 to 6 April 2026 at the Kirani Athletic Stadium; it named St. Kitts and Nevis Athletics as the team's body and gave the team as 24 athletes.^[6]

How large is Freedom FM 106.5's audience?

No audience-measurement body publishing ratings, readership or audited web traffic for Saint Kitts and Nevis was found, and Reporters Without Borders publishes no country page for Saint Kitts and Nevis at the address its country pages use. No audience figure for Freedom FM's broadcasts or website is given here.

Its About page states that the signal reaches Saba, St. Eustatius, St. Barths, Montserrat and St. Maarten as well as St. Kitts and Nevis; that is the station's statement of coverage, not of audience.^[2]

Since when has Freedom FM 106.5 existed?

Its About page states: “Freedom Radio became a reality on August 30, 2010.”^[2] That is the station's own account; no second source for the date was retrieved.

Why does Freedom FM 106.5 matter in Saint Kitts and Nevis's sport?

Freedom FM names its founder on its own site, and that site reports domestic football and the Caribbean Premier League franchise in the federation.^[2][3] Its sports posts in 2026 covered the SKNFA's top division through to the champions' unbeaten season, the Patriots at Warner Park, and the national team for the CARIFTA Games.^[5][4][6]

Its report of 4 September 2026 states that Shanaka's century came off 39 balls, which it calls the fastest in Caribbean Premier League history; that is the station's report, not a league record retrieved here.^[4]