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17 March 2026, 10:57 am

Village health team threatens action over unpaid wages

By Alphonce Odur Opali sub-county health workers have issued a two-day ultimatum for the payment of outstanding, months-old wages for mosquito net distribution, threatening to seize the sub-chief’s motorcycle and protest if unpaid, as reported. In a dramatic turn of…

14 March 2026, 3:39 pm

Monetization of politics remains a challenge to many women

By Desire Ocen and Sarah Ejang In a recent engagement organized by Action for Development (ACFODE) at the Amolatar district headquarters, Hon. Etap Ketty voiced significant concerns regarding the monetization of politics and its impact on women’s participation in leadership…

14 March 2026, 2:48 pm

Amolatar district inaugurates new youth council leaders

By Gerald Odongo Amolatar district have Thursday 12th.March. 2026 inaugurated new youth council leaders bringing to an end the five-year tenure of the previous leaders. Following the Youth Council elections that were held recently, Oguta bob emerged victorious therefore making…

11 March 2026, 5:18 am

Commissioner Seku urges youth to protect the environment

By Sarah Ejang The Commissioner of the National Secretariat for Patriotism Corps (NSPC), Ms. Hellen Seku has on Tuesday 10.March.2026 urged the young people to uphold moral values, avoid risky behavior, and take part in protecting the environment. While passing…

Mission and Vision

101.6FM “The People’s Voice”

101.6 Hot FM operates an effective, sustain- able and community owned radio that will champion development within and around its footprint. To strive for visible and measur- able community support and ensure that programming content reflects community demographics, needs and priorities. It is the only radio station in the Lake Kyoga Basin with the most loyal listeners of all stations, who have in turn been rewarded with consistent programming that continues to be a blueprint for the rest of the radio market in the region.

HOT FM operates in different languages such as: English | Luo | Luganda | Kumarn/lteso given its diverse listeners from 20 districts in Lake Kyoga Basin