Info Radio 91.1 FM

Info Radio 91.1 FM transmite en vivo desde Wa, Ghana, en Tuninga Radio.

Esta emisora se especializa en música News, Talk.

The broadcaster operates as a public interest media organization, serving as a leading source of information and entertainment within the Upper West Region. Its primary focus is delivering news and information relevant to the local community, with an emphasis on public interest topics. The station aims to connect with a wide audience, appealing to their hearts and minds, and providing a platform for reaching potential customers and listeners. Content is designed to be informative and engaging, reflecting the unique cultural and social landscape of the region. The broadcaster positions itself as a key communicator, facilitating dialogue and awareness on critical issues impacting the community. The station's programming includes news reports covering a range of topics. Recent reports have focused on calls for stronger regulations to promote indigenous foods and protect children’s health, presented during Heritage Week activities at Beverly Hills Academy. Another report addressed concerns raised by the Concerned Youth of Lassia-Tuolu regarding failures in the justice system and rising insecurity within the Wa West District. Furthermore, the station has reported on the National Health Insurance Authority's (NHIA) achievement of exceeding its 2025 membership registration target by 36 percent. The reporting team includes individuals such as Daniel Banuoku, Deputy Executive Director of the Centre for Indigenous Knowledge and Organizational Development (CIKOD), and Osman Tahiru Kaapore. The station provides a platform for voices and perspectives from within the community, contributing to public discourse on important matters. The broadcaster’s prominence within the Upper West Region is highlighted by its description as the “leading Radio Station.” The station’s role extends beyond simply broadcasting information; it actively engages with community events and initiatives, such as the Heritage Week celebration at Beverly Hills Academy. The broadcaster’s commitment to public interest media is evident in its focus on issues impacting the region, from food security and children’s health to justice system concerns and healthcare access. The station's ability to reach hundreds of thousands of potential customers and listeners underscores its significance as a communication hub. The station offers advertising opportunities for businesses seeking to connect with the local population. The broadcaster’s online presence facilitates access to news reports and information. The 2025 End-Year Performance Review Meeting of the National Health Insurance Authority (NHIA) was a notable event covered by the station, demonstrating its commitment to reporting on key developments within the region. The station’s website serves as a central point for accessing news and information, and provides a platform for engagement with the community.