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19 August 2026, 9:54 am

Archbishop Kaziimba urges investment in climate action in Karamoja

By Moses Lokeris Karamoja: The outgoing Archbishop of the Church of Uganda, the Most Rev Dr Stephen Kaziimba Mugalu, has joined calls for long-term investment in irrigation, water harvesting, infrastructure and mechanised agriculture to enable the Karamoja Sub-region to shift…

12 August 2026, 10:41 am

Gov’t ban on morning drinking sparks mixed reactions in Kotido

By Moses Lokeris Karamoja — The government’s move to regulate drinking hours has sparked debate in Kotido Municipality, with some residents welcoming it as a bold attempt to restore productivity and discipline, while others have questioned the legal basis for…

11 August 2026, 11:26 am

Persistent elephant attacks trigger calls for urgent action in Karenga

By Alexander Mackey Okori Karamoja: Karenga District leaders have demanded urgent government action to address persistent cases of human-wildlife conflict following a series of deadly elephant attacks that have left many families grieving. The sub-counties of Kapedo, Naopore, Lobalangit, Kakwanga,…

10 August 2026, 5:29 pm

Kotido registers decline in malaria prevalence rate

By Hellen Aguyo Okello The malaria vaccine and sleeping under long-lasting insecticidal nets have been shown to help reduce the severity of malaria, a disease responsible for fatalities among children aged between three months and five years and expectant mothers…

10 August 2026, 2:39 pm

From armed raiders to farmers: A new chapter in Karamoja

By Joe Wacha and Moses Lokeris For many years, the Jie community in Kotido District has been known for two things: livestock keeping and armed raids. Today, however, a new story is emerging. For many young men, carrying a gun…

20 July 2026, 4:45 pm

NRM steps up mobilisation in Karamoja ahead of local council elections

By Cindrella Atenyo The National Resistance Movement (NRM) has stepped up grassroots mobilisation in Karamoja ahead of the nationwide Village Women Committee and LC1 elections, scheduled for July 23 and 28, 2026, respectively. On Sunday, the party’s regional secretariat convened…

About us

Etoil a Karamoja FM 92.7 is a community-oriented radio station serving the Karamoja sub-region. The station is owned by Kotido Catholic Diocese and broadcasts from Kotido Town with the signal covering approximately a 100km radius stretching into neighboring areas of Turkana, Teso, Acholi, and Lango.

Etoil a Karamoja began broadcasting on July 1st, 2015 becoming the pioneer radio in the North Karamoja area and a preferred choice for most media stakeholders owing to its relevant programming and good reputation among the public. The station seeks to play a significant role in helping to inform the community and empower them to hold duty bearers more accountable, thereby improving transparency, service delivery, and quality of life. Etoil a Karamoja strives to help build a greater sense of inclusion and belonging among the Karimojong community at a wider national and regional level and to play a major role in guaranteeing appropriate development policies and strategies by influencing policy and decision-making processes

Mission:

To create a content that informs, Educates, Inspires and entertains the community in a holistic manner through researched consistent programs and contribute towards a peaceful self-sustaining community”.

Vision:

To become the leading source of dependable and constructive information for the Karamoja community”.

Languages:

Etoil A Karamoja broadcasts programs mostly in Ngakarimojong, the local language widely spoken in Karamoja, Lebthur, Luo, Kiswahili and English.

Target audience:

The radio targets the Karimojong community as its primary audience with programs broadcasted in mostly the local Ngakarimojong language. The radio also seeks to connect the local communities, local government, central government, policy makers, development partners and all actors involved in peace, security and development by strengthening the connection and spreading valuable information and knowledge. According to the Ipsos National Audience Measurement Survey, 2022, Etoil A Karamoja radio has an audience of 774,048. Out of these, 52.8 are females while 47.2 are males. The survey says the audience is spread between the age groups of 15 to 17 years (0.1%), 18 to 24 years (28.9%), 25 to 34 years (30.3%), 35 to 44 years (24.7%) and 19.9% of the listenership being the category of people 45 years and above. The survey further shows that 46% of our listeners are semi and unskilled manual laborers while 28% are skilled workers.  Only 19% are in the supervisory, clerical and junior managerial category while only 6% are in managerial, administrative or professional employment

Geographical Coverage of Our Radio Signal:

Boosted by the power of its 60 meters-tall mast and a 1 kilo watt transmitter, the radio’s signal covers the Karamoja region and stretches into areas neighboring areas of Turkana, Teso, Acholi and Lango, an area of over 1,700,000 people. Regional Coverage are Karamoja Sub Region; in the Districts of Kotido, Kaabong, Abim, Karenga, Moroto, Napak, Nakapiripirit, Nabilatuk and Amudat. Acholi Region; in the Districts of Agago, Pader and Kitgum. Teso Region; in the Districts of Amuria and Kapelebyong. Lango Sub Region; In the Districts of Otuke and Pader. Turkana County; in Lodwar