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24 September 2026, 10:34 pm

“Fight adolescent stigma” – Health ministry challenges journalists

By, Mike Okwang Ogule Journalists have been urged to take the lead in fighting stigma and discrimination against adolescents and ensure communities receive accurate, factual and responsible information about young people’s health and wellbeing. The call was made by Dr.…

23 September 2026, 1:59 pm

Bicycle theft raises security concerns at Apac general hospital

By Abili Isaac & Daniel Odongo Patients and caregivers at Apac General Hospital are raising concerns over the theft of bicycles and motorcycles at the facility, with local residents reporting that between three and four bicycles are stolen every week.…

22 September 2026, 12:42 pm

Maruzi North MP calls for targeted youth development interventions

By Ogolo Ian Smith Maruzi North County Member of Parliament in Apac District, Hon. Bernard Otim Odoc, has called for targeted interventions to support young people, saying youth challenges should be addressed through practical solutions rather than constant condemnation. Otim…

17 September 2026, 1:10 pm

195 candidates fail 2026 mock examinations in Apac Municipality

By Ogolo Ian Smith And Abili Isaac Newton A total of 195 candidates failed the 2026 mock examinations in Apac Municipality, accounting for 25.6 per cent of the 761 learners who sat the tests at 14 primary schools. The results,…

16 September 2026, 8:03 pm

Apac leaders seek easing of cattle movement restrictions

By Ogolo Ian Smith And Jacob Bakama Olara  Apac District leaders have asked the government to relax restrictions on cattle movement from Northern Uganda, saying the measures are driving up livestock prices and making it difficult for beneficiaries of the…

11 September 2026, 6:34 pm

Apac farmers warned as heavy rains expected from October

By Odongo Daniel and Ogolo Ian Smith Farmers in Apac District have been urged to avoid cultivating in wetlands and other low-lying areas as rainfall intensity is expected to increase from October, raising the risk of flooding and crop destruction.…

11 September 2026, 5:03 pm

Prolonged drought drives up food prices in Apac

By Innocent Ogwang Atwooki and Ogolo Ian Smith Prolonged drought in Apac District has contributed to rising food prices, raising concerns among consumers and traders who say the situation is making it increasingly difficult for families to afford basic food…

11 September 2026, 3:51 pm

Over 1,000 Pupils at Risk as Aketo Primary School Appeals for Urgent Support

By Odongo Daniel and Ogolo Ian Smith Aketo Primary School in Apac District has appealed to the government, non-governmental organisations and other well-wishers for urgent assistance after a storm damaged the school’s infrastructure and destroyed learning materials. The storm struck…

10 September 2026, 3:57 pm

Atik Division Council approves plan to expand Arocha Auction Market

By Innocent Ogwang Atwooki and Ogolo Ian Smith Atik Division Council has approved a plan to expand Arocha Auction Market to accommodate livestock trading, in a move aimed at improving the facility and increasing local revenue for the division. The…

Mission and Vision

About Us (Operating for 23 years now since 1999 )

Radio Apac Limited is a registered company limited by guarantee. We hold our certificate
number 49619 and operate on FM frequency 92.9fm and 106.5 fm. Our head office and
studios are located at Media House, Biashara Street, Apac town, Apac district. We broadcast
from Anyeke Oyam Town council, and Apac Town council. Our liaison offices are in
Kampala, NDA Building, Room 13, Plot 59 Nkrumah Road, Kampala.
This profile illustrates the operations of Radio Apac and highlights the history and progress of
Radio Apac.

Vision

Our vision is to operate a quality media centre to serve the developmental needs of Northern
Uganda by providing information, education and entertainment relevant to the needs of the
northern.

Mission

Through quality service delivery approach and community participation, Radio Apac shall
broadcast programs aimed at improving the livelihoods of the northern Uganda community.
This includes radio broadcast services, telephone and fax services, video recording and
editing, audio recording and editing, and internet access.