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Radio Hogbe is a radio station broadcasting from Anloga, Ghana. Our vision is to become the best Radio Station ..........

It operates on the 106.5 MHz frequency, providing local news, music, and entertainment to the Anloga District and its environs. Registered under the Registration of Business Names Act of 1962 ( #151), with registration number SBN- 3,694, Radio Hogbe commenced business in November 2012. Radio Hogbe is a subsidiary of Progress Multimedia Limited; it covers a radius 45 km. The station has a listenersh

ip of about one million people including parts of the Greater Accra and Eastern Regions of Ghana as well as parts of the Republic of Togo. The station has 11 staff members apart from the management, working on news, magazine programmes, and music among others. We also have an accounts officer, marketers, security officer and cleaners. Radio Hogbe Staff are highly motivated, disciplined and professionals in regards the media ethics and consolidation of Ghana's democratic dispensation.

11/09/2025

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎 Foster Fiadoave, Cyrus James, Man Shakor, Michael Semador, Devi Dzordzinam, Pepsy Kofi Rexford, Torgbuiga Zanu Exbwoy Wale I, Gabriel Foofo, D Jay Fletcher

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09/09/2025

A VIBRANT CELEBRATION OF EWE CULTURE: THE 79TH AGBOGBOZA FESTIVAL.

I had the privilege of attending the 79th Agbogboza Festival, a grand celebration of Ewe culture and heritage, held on September 6, 2025, in the ancient town of Notsie. The festival was organized under the auspices of His Highness Ewefiaga Togbui Agokoli IV and brought together chiefs and dignitaries from various Ewe communities in Ghana, Nigeria, and Benin.

The grand durbar, held under the theme "Promoting Peace, Unity, and Sustainable Development within the Ewe Community" (French: "Peuple Ewe, avec Agbogboza, Renforce la culture du Vivre Ensemble et de la Paix, Gages du Développement Durable"), showcased the rich cultural heritage of the Ewe people. Chiefs and queen mothers from the Anlo Kingdom and Asogli Kingdom in Ghana attended the festival. The Anlo Kingdom delegation was led by prominent figures such as Togbi Zewu IV, Dufia of Anloga and Domefiaga of Anlo, while the Asogli Kingdom delegation was led by Togbi Kasa III from Ho Ahoe. Other notable attendees included Togbi Kadzahlo Drabese IV, Dufia of Afiadenyigba; Togbi Subo II of Anloga; Togbi James Ocloo V, Dufia of Keta, Mama Dewuefea II, Queen Mother of Alagash*to, Klikor Traditional Area; and Mamaga Nyatseku II, Queen Mother from Atsiame.

The festival featured a vibrant display of Ewe culture, including traditional singing, dancing, and the legendary "Zangbeto" spiritual display. In his address, a representative from the Togolese President, His Excellency President Faure Essozima Gnassingbe, emphasized the importance of peace in nation-building and called for unity among the Ewe people.

Following the durbar, the delegation from Ghana visited the ancient walled city of Agbogbodzi, the ancestral home of the Ewes, which dates back to the 17th century. Although the city is undergoing modernization, remnants of the ancient wall have been preserved for tourists.

The 79th Agbogboza Festival was a truly unforgettable experience, serving as a pilgrimage for the chiefs, queen mothers, and dignitaries. The festival's colorful celebrations and cultural displays showcased the richness and diversity of Ewe heritage, highlighting the importance of preserving cultural traditions while promoting peace, unity, and sustainable development.

Silas Aidam

22/08/2025

ANLO SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL'S INDOMITABLE 1985 YEAR GROUP SHOWCASES PHILANTHROPIC SPIRIT

The Anlo Senior High School community was abuzz with excitement as the Indomitable 1985 Year Group paid a courtesy visit to their alma mater, bringing with them generous donations to support the school's development. Earlier in the day, the group marked the beginning of their 40th Anniversary celebrations by planting trees on campus, symbolizing their commitment to nurturing the environment and their alma mater.

The group, comprising distinguished alumni such as Prof Wisdom Akpalu, Dr Gideon Abusah, Prof Samuel Agblorti, Mr George Amegashie, Mr Festus Mensa-Gbekor, Mr Christian Amegashie, Mad. Rejoice Kemevor, Mad. Philipine Edem Ayi, among other members, donated two deep freezers valued at GH¢8,500 each and two stabilizers worth GH¢1,900 each.

A Heartfelt Gesture
Receiving the donations, Headmaster Mr Wisdom Adeti expressed his profound gratitude to the past students' body, describing their gesture as "worth emulating" by other year groups. He acknowledged the significance of their contribution, noting that remembering their school 40 years after leaving is a testament to their commitment to the institution's growth.

Emulating a Worthy Example
Mr Adeti encouraged other year groups to follow the Indomitable 1985 Year Group's lead, emphasizing that such gestures can help address the school's pressing needs. He praised the group's dedication to uplifting the school's image, citing their previous contributions, including the construction of the school gate and donation of 100 bags of cement towards the fencing of the school.

A Message of Appreciation
On behalf of the year group, Mr Silas Aidam, the group's former School Prefect and current CEO of Hogbe Radio, thanked the headmaster for the warm reception. He urged the school to utilize the donated items judiciously for the benefit of the students and the institution. Mr Aidam reiterated the group's willingness to continue supporting the school whenever possible.

Celebrating 40 Years of Bond
The donation ceremony is part of the group's 40th Anniversary celebrations, which will culminate in a dinner party at 37 Officers' Mess, opposite the 37 Military Hospital, tomorrow. The event promises to be a memorable occasion, bringing together old friends and acquaintances to reminisce about old times and forge new connections.

The Indomitable 1985 Year Group's philanthropic efforts serve as a shining example of the power of collective responsibility and commitment to alma mater. Their selfless gesture is a testament to the enduring bond between the group and their beloved school.

HOGBE RADIO
NEWS DESK

18/08/2025

ANSECO ’85 - 40th Anniversary Celebration

The Indomitable ’85 year group of Anlo Secondary School (ANSECO) has officially announced the celebration of its 40th Anniversary, under the theme:
“ANSSOSA ’85: Celebrating 40 Years of God’s Faithfulness and Giving Back to Mother ANSECO.”

According to the organizing committee, the program will feature two main activities:

On 22nd August 2025, members will converge on campus for a Homecoming that includes presentations, tree planting, and other activities starting at 9:00 AM.

On 23rd August 2025, a grand Dinner will be held at the Officers Mess, opposite the 37 Military Hospital, from 4:00 PM to 9:00 PM.

The group emphasized that this anniversary is not only a reunion but also a way of expressing gratitude for God’s faithfulness while contributing back to their alma mater.

Enquiries / RSVP: 0208115010 / 0540549966

14/07/2025

Big shout out to my newest top fans! 💎 Foster Fiadoave, Man Shakor, Michael Semador, Devi Dzordzinam, Pepsy Kofi Rexford, Torgbuiga Zanu Exbwoy Wale I, Gabriel Foofo, D Jay Fletcher

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14/05/2025

ANLOGA POLYCLINIC RECEIVES VITAL MEDICAL SUPPLIES FROM U.S.-BASED NGO

On Monday, 21st April 2025, the Anloga Polyclinic received a humanitarian medical donation from Not Just Tourists – Houston, TX. The items were delivered by Mr. David Abusah, President of the Anloga Development Association – North America (ADA-NA).

The donation included essential medical supplies such as:

✨Bandages, gauze, and tapes

✨IV kits in sterile packaging

✨Wound-care kits

✨Masks or respiratory supplies

✨Disposable needles and syringes

✨Antiseptics and alcohol swabs

✨Examination gloves, among others

The medical supplies were received on behalf of the Anloga Polyclinic by Dr. Elorm Ackah. The donation is expected to enhance healthcare delivery and support the medical team in providing improved services to the community.

Present at the ceremony were:

📌Mr. David Abusah, President of ADA-NA

📌Mr. Kosi Nutekpor, representing CEANA

📌Dr. Ambrose Togobo, ADA-UK

📌Dr. Tsatsu Nyamadi, President of CEANA

📌Mr. Silas Aidam, CEO of Hogbe Radio and ADA-Ghana

📌Mr. John Togobo, retired educationist, Anloga

Among other notable community members

Not Just Tourists is a volunteer-run, non-political, and non-religious organization that has been working for over 25 years to deliver medical supplies to underserved regions around the world.

This donation marks a significant step in collaborative efforts aimed at improving health infrastructure in the Volta Region.

12/05/2025

DR. SAMUEL DOTSE RECEIVES TOP CLIMATE AWARD! - MAY 9TH, 2025

Dr. Samuel Dotse, Founder and CEO of HATOF Foundation, has been honored as the Laureate of Distinction in Climate Change at the 2025 Millennium Excellence Awards held at the Manhyia Palace, Kumasi.

This prestigious award, presented by His Royal Majesty Otumfuo Osei Tutu II, recognizes Dr. Dotse’s outstanding contributions to climate action, biodiversity conservation, and sustainable development.

We are proud of Dr. Dotse's leadership and impact—from Ghana to the global stage. Congratulations on this well-deserved recognition!

05/05/2025

"Black Tea Without Bread": Students at Zion College Start the Day Hungry

This morning at Zion College, students were served a cup of tea so diluted and dark it resembled black water—without even a slice of bread to go with it.

A photo circulating from the school shows a cup of the morning meal: raw tea with no nutritional support. For many of these students, this is not just breakfast—it’s the only real meal they may have to begin the school day.

The incident has sparked concern among staff and parents alike. “This is unacceptable. How can students focus on lessons and perform academically when they start the day hungry?” one staff member lamented.

The situation highlights a growing challenge in Zion College. Super for several weeks now is without any fish or meat, no protein.One chicken back is divided into five,each piece for one bowl.A bowl is meant for a table of 10. The students are calling on the PTA to come to their rescue.

07/04/2025

🌟 Anloga Easter Homecoming 2025! 🌟

🗓️ When: Saturday, April 12th – Monday, April 21st
📍 Where: Anloga, Volta Region
🎯 Theme: One Anloga, One People: Celebrating Our Shared Heritage

Come celebrate our vibrant heritage and support the fundraising initiative for the "Torkor Atorlia Tourist Site - Part II." This is more than just an event—it's a call to unity, tradition, and progress. From clean-up exercises to sports, health screenings, candlelight processions, musical nights, and more, there’s something for everyone!

👉 Let’s come together as one community, create memories, and make a meaningful impact.

💬 For inquiries or to support the cause, contact the numbers on the flyer

Together, we make Anloga shine! ✨

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22/02/2025

Thieves Stealing Iron Rods from Keta Port Office Complex Caught!

A group of thieves, allegedly in collaboration with some workers at the Keta Port Office Complex construction site, have been caught stealing tons of iron rods.

Thanks to the vigilance of some concerned locals, the thieves were apprehended and the stolen iron rods retrieved from a Nigerian scrap dealer.

The retrieved iron rods have been deposited at the Keta Police Station, and the security forces are currently investigating the matter.

We will keep you updated on any developments. Share with us if you have any information or concerns!

Hogbe Radio 106.5 FM is following this story keenly! Watch this space for more updates!

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21/01/2025

FLAMES ENGULF ANLOGA MARKET
Story by Silas Aidam

21/ 01/2025

It was a typical Tuesday afternoon in Anloga, with the sun beating down on the bustling market. Vendors were busy arranging their wares, while customers haggled over prices at the northern side of the Anloga market.Suddenly, a loud cry pierced the air.

"Fire! Fire!" someone shouted.

Pandemonium erupted as people scrambled to escape the inferno. Flames were licking at the wooden stalls, fueled by goods like plastic wares,straw mats, as well as fabrics on display. A corn mill owned by Mad Gladys Ketormanya was not spared by the flames. Thick black smoke billowed into the sky, casting a pall of despair over the scene.

Madam Gifty Amuzu, a veteran trader, watched in horror as her stall went up in flames. "My livelihood! Everything I've worked for!" she wailed.

The fire department was quickly summoned they arrived in time, but then, the fire had spread, consuming entire rows of stalls.

As the firefighters battled the blaze, the community came together to support those affected. Neighbors tried to console those crying uncontrollably for their losses.

As the sun dipped below the horizon, the market lay in ruins. The once-thriving hub of commerce was now a smouldering expanse of ashes and charred remains.

The people of Anloga vowed to rebuild, to rise from the ashes like the phoenix. But for now, they mourned the loss of their beloved market, a symbol of their community's resilience and spirit.Hogbe Radio is following this story keenly.

09/12/2024

Congratulations John Dramani Mahama

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