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About Khanya Community Radio: Khanya Community Radio broadcasts from 59 Blyth Street in Butterworth, Eastern Cape. We target the youth in the Xhosa community with a listener age group of between 18 and 34. Our footprint covers Idutyawa, Butterworth, Kentani, Willowvale, Elliotdale, Nqamakwe, Tsomo, Kei Mouth & Komga. We broadcast in English and Xhosa, and …
About Izwi Lethemba Christian Community Radio: Good day friends, here is a wonderful opportunity to bless your life and be a community builder. Izwi Lethemba Christian Radio Station have launched a supporters club programme, there is Bronze, Silver & Gold. How it goes? Bronze; You pay R200 once off per annum, monthly service fee from …
About IFM: Professional on-air adverts: The 1 minute is made up of either a 1 min professional advert or a 1 minute live read or a 30 second professional advert plus a 30 second live read. We also offer slots that can be sponsored eg. news, classifieds, housing, pets’ corner, weather, job search, lift clubs …
About Forte Community Radio: “FORTE radio” launched on 12.1.1994, as the first private radostantsiya in Shumen. On this day still one vote piston air of Shumen – the voice of “FORTE radio.” We have a young and inspired team ready to give everything. We started with “The radio, which you missed,” passed through “information you …
About Emmanuel Haven FM – (EH 88.7 FM): Heaven 88.7 FM is licensed and operated under the Master’s Baptist College of Fargo. It is a commercial free- listener supported radio station. The station manager, Tim Schaefer, has kept a format consisting of sacred music and brief Bible instructional programs. Heaven 88.7 FM is broadcasted at …
About Bayfm 107.9: Bay FM was born out of Radio Uppie at the University of Port Elizabeth. Now independent of the university and run by members of the community, the station’s programming reflects its young target market and goes out in a mix of English and Xhosa, with 60% music and 40% talk. Frequency: 107.9 …
Assembly Radio: Since opening night on December 12 2007, The Assembly has grown from new kid on the block to well established giant within Cape Town’s live music scene. In times to come the venue will maintain its massive following simply by doing what it does best: consistently showcasing only the best and brightest musicians …