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20 March 2026, 13:33

Security tightened in Lango for Eid-al Fitr festivities

By Winnie Auma Police in North Kioga have heightened security as Muslims across the region join the rest of the world in celebrating Eid-al Fitr.In his message, Jimmy Patrick Okema, the North Kioga police spokesperson said as police, they acknowledge…

19 March 2026, 15:21

From farm to market, gaps in handling and storage put millions at risk

By Winnie Auma The fight against aflatoxin contamination requires coordinated action from farmers and traders to consumers and policymakers. Improved post-harvest handling, access to drying equipment, stronger market regulation, and increased public awareness are critical steps toward safeguarding food quality.…

18 March 2026, 19:20

UPC chairman arrested for assault

By Winnie Auma Moses Enyangu the Dokolo district UPC chairperson is in trouble for assault.According to the Dokolo Resident District Commissioner, Barbara Akech, the suspect, Moses Enyangu, was arrested following a case reported earlier this year by the NRM administrative…

18 March 2026, 16:20

Suspected stolen cattle intercepted in Teso Bar, Lira City

By Winnie Auma Local leaders surrounding Teso Bar and Corner Kamdini cell in Lira city west division have intercepted 3 cattle which were allegedly stolen last night. The incident was confirmed to our reporter this morning by Calvin Ojuka, the…

17 March 2026, 10:56

Family of man shot by police in Kwania demands blood compensation

By Winnie Auma Relatives of a man who was shot dead by police in Kwania District are demanding blood compensation, delaying burial arrangements.The deceased, identified as Derrick Opio, was killed in Ayabi Sub-county while reportedly attempting to stop the arrest…

9 March 2026, 11:26

Man dies after collapsing in Kole police cell

By Winnie Auma Police in Kole District are investigating the sudden death of a 42-year-old man who was found unconscious in a police cell. According to the North Kyoga Police spokesperson, Jimmy Patrick Okema, the deceased has been identified as…

7 March 2026, 14:54

Lango sub-region turns school attendance fines into local revenue

By Winnie Auma Some sub counties in the Lango Sub-region have started generating revenue from fines imposed on parents who keep their children at home during school time. Speaking to our reporter, the Secretary for Education in Apac District, Sam…

Introduction, Mission and Vision

INTRODUCTION
Unity fm is a radio station based in Lira town covering the districts of Lira, Apac, Kitgum, Pader,
Kaberamaido, Dokolo, Amolatar, Oyam, Otuke, Kole Abim, Kotidio, and parts of Gulu, Amuru,
Katakwi, Masindi, Soroti, Nakasongola with listenership of over 4,000,000 people (estimates). Our main
objective is to inform/sensitize, educate and entertain the rural community. We aim at promoting Unity
and Development while explaining government and donor policies on development to the population as
our name Unity “Radio Alwak” suggests. It has been in operation for the last 24 years.

PROGRAMMING
The strength of the station lies in carefully selected educative programs in all-major spheres of life (i.e.social, cultural, political, health and economic development) besides it’s fully – fledged news department is reputable for airing breaking news both on local and international scenes. It is this unique factor in programming that has enabled Unity FM to capture high listener-ship in this period since its inception in May 2001. Unity FM also boasts of the best breed of presenters (DJs) who are knowledgeable and are exposed to the modern state of the art Broadcast Journalism Techniques.

LANGUAGES:
The local flavour is not only in the programming, but also in the fact that Unity FM broadcasts in the
local languages that are clearly listened to and understood by the people in its coverage area i.e. Luo,
and English. The fact that we use Luo as the dominant language on the station; it has pulled the
rural flock, a feature that blends well our mission objectives.

LISTENERSHIP:
The aforementioned quality programming in this area has prompted Unity FM to adopt an all-round
localized programming carefully selected to cater for all classes of persons. A clientele research rates us
as the most listened to radio in the region.
This is so because most of our programs are tailor made to suit the taste of our listeners who comprise of
elites and residents of rural community. These programs include Unity Top 20, The Unity Doctor, “Great
Morning Show”, “The family Agenda” Sunday Miscellany, Crime prevention, Sports roundup , The
Kids Show, The Teenage Show.