Radio Wang Ooh

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11 April 2025, 9:40 AM

2 police officers arrested for drinking while on duty in Agago

By David Ojok Jr. The troubling trend of public servants reporting to work under the influence of alcohol is intensifying in northern Uganda, sparking outrage from the public and leaders alike. This week, a clinical officer at Gulu Regional Referral…

5 April 2025, 9:13 AM

69 UPDF soldiers graduate after specialised training in Agago

By Freeman Canogura Sixty-nine soldiers from the Uganda People’s Defence Forces (UPDF) completed a three-month specialised course in Battalion Support Weapons and Anti-Aircraft systems at the 5 Infantry Division Training School in Labwordwong, Agago district. Presiding over the pass-out ceremony,…

29 March 2025, 8:00 AM

Agago parents face arrest for keeping school children in farms

By Freeman Canogura Authorities in Agago District have warned parents and guardians against keeping school going children at home to work on farms during the ongoing planting season instead of sending them to school. With schools working to complete the…

25 March 2025, 1:09 PM

Agago leaders call for civic education ahead of the 2026 elections

By Freeman Canogura Leaders in Agago district are calling for civic education ahead of the 2026 general elections to prevent election-related conflicts and violence. They attribute past disputes to polling irregularities, security interference, and individuals using money to spread propaganda…

17 March 2025, 7:36 AM

Agago gets Police dog to fight rising crime

By Freeman Canogura Agago Central Police Station has received its first ever sniffer dog to help combat rising crime in the district. Authorities believe the well trained dog will assist in tracking down criminals, especially in Patongo and Kalongo town…

13 March 2025, 4:57 PM

Agago farmers thrive with solar-powered irrigation

By Ketty Akello Diana Farmers in Agago district are experiencing improved harvests and higher incomes thanks to a government-supported irrigation project that enables year-round farming. District leaders recently conducted a field visit to assess progress and provide further guidance on…

13 March 2025, 11:25 AM

13 subcounties in Agago district lack police posts

By Freeman Canogura Thirteen subcounties in Agago district are operating without a single police post, leaving residents vulnerable to rising crime. The affected subcounties are Ajali, Lukole, Adilang, Laperebong, Geregere, Arum, Agengo, Lamiyo, Kuywee, Parabongo, Lira Palwo, Wol and Omiya…

Introduction, Mission and Vision

INTRODUCTION

At Wang Ooh FM, we are more than just a radio station – we are a beacon of enlightenment and unity in post-war Northern Uganda. Established with a vision to inform, educate, entertain, and empower communities, we have been serving diverse audiences across Agago District and surrounding regions since our inception.

Our Story:

Our journey began with a commitment to bridge the gap between formal and informal education, inspired by the rich tradition of gathering around a campfire to share knowledge and stories. The name “Wang ooh” itself signifies this heritage, reflecting our dedication to preserving and promoting the cultural identity of the communities we serve.

Our Mission:

Our mission is simple yet profound: to empower, enlighten, and unify communities through impactful media broadcasting. We strive to address critical issues such as post-war recovery, agriculture, education, livelihoods, gender mainstreaming, and reproductive health, contributing positively to the social and economic development of our broadcast areas.

Vision:

Radio Wang Ooh Limited envisions becoming a beacon of enlightenment and unity in post-war Northern Uganda, fostering informed, educated, and empowered communities. We aspire to be a catalyst for positive change, bridging the gap between formal and informal education through dynamic broadcasting in multiple languages. Our vision is to be a trusted source of information, promoting recovery, cultural preservation, sustainable agriculture, inclusive education, livelihoods, and gender equality in the regions of Karamoja, Acholi, and Lango. We aim to contribute significantly to the social, cultural, and economic revival of the post-conflict zones, leaving a lasting impact on the lives of our diverse audience.

Our Reach:

With a powerful 1kw transmitter, we extend our signal across Agago, Pader, Kitgum, Lamwo, Abim, Kotido, Moroto, Otuke, Alebtong, and beyond, reaching listeners in diverse tribes and languages. From the vibrant rhythms of Acholi to the universal language of English, our programming resonates with a wide demographic from 10 to 75 years.

Our Commitment:

At Wang Ooh FM, we are committed to excellence in everything we do. Whether it’s delivering top-notch news coverage, engaging cultural programs, or entertaining music shows, we strive to exceed expectations and make a meaningful impact on the lives of our listeners.