In September/October 1993 Radio Vaal broadcasted live from the Vaal show grounds for 3 weeks on a temporary broadcasting license. The purpose of this broadcast was to test the water to see how effective a radio station in the Vaal Triangle would be. The results are clear.Since October 1993 the brains behind the station worked on a continuous basis to secure a permanent radio station for the Vaal Triangle.A broadcasting license was granted in April 1995 and 90.6FM was born and subsequently started broadcasting on the 1st of August 1995.We are a community radio station which sells advertising to sustain itself and all profits are ploughed back into the community via charities.90.6FM is controlled by a board of directors, elected from their members.  Members are people representing institutions in the Vaal Triangle with the community at heart. We service all major towns in the Vaal Triangle with a radius from Vereeniging +- 65km.

“Our active listeners are currently estimated at +- 241 000 (independent survey done by The North West University).Towns included are:Vereeniging, Vanderbijlpark, Sasolburg, Meyerton, Southern parts of Alberton, Deneysville and surrounding areas.”

CONTACT  US:
Studio: 016 933 7 906
Fax: 016 933 6 906
Office number: 086 1827906
Email: vcr906fm@gmail.com

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90.6FM Stereo / VCR FM

Rose City Radio is a community radio station modern spontaneously from the ranks of the Afrikanerluisteraars Bloemfontein originated. Support for this unique dream already in 1994 when a large group of residents of Bloemfontein and surrounds, ideal for a unique radio station for our region root. The uniqueness of Rose City Radio is that it is in Afrikaans for the residents of Bloemfontein and surrounding areas within a catchment area of ​​100 km, broadcasting.

The station literally from nothing, but a beautiful dream, immeasurable enthusiasm and fierce determination, but with a firm reliance on the Supreme arise.

The principles on which the station is based, is that it is a Christian, African radio station will be in accordance with the policies, mission and objectives of the founders of the station. All programs will be a Christian worldview and portray. Tying in all facets of the Afrikaans language and culture in our programs portrayed and developed. This includes the exciting variety of elements in the past and present of the African, his culture and his music embodies. The staff and listeners what they associate with the same aspirations, will be at Rose City Radio a listening experience that experience will feel at home.

Although African music the largest component of our music, we also broadcast the allocation of our broadcasting license music in English and European languages.

We are proud that Radio Rose City one of the first community radio station in South Africa with an approved broadcasting license.

Rose City Radio broadcast independently through our own signal distribution technology.

Contact Us:
Fax: 086 585 3678
Email: “mailto:admin@rosestad.com”>admin@rosestad.co.za
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Radio Rosestad 100.6 F

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Radio Rosestad 100.6 FM

Radio Panorama is a Ethnic radio station. It is broadcasted in Hennenman, South Africa. FmRadioStationz.Com team is pleased to make Radio Panorama 107.6 online here. Please wait for a while because player might be loading the stream of Radio Panorama Hennenman. If still Radio Panorama 107.6 is not playing please refresh the page or contact FmRadioStationz.Com support to fix any issue with Radio Panorama 107.6 Hennenman.

Location: Hennenman, South Africa
Genres: World MusicLanguage: Afrikaans

Contact details:
31 Maryna Street Hennenman 9445 South Africa
057 573 1007
Email addres:
onair@1076fm.co.za or manager@1076fm.co.za

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Radio Panorama 107.6 FM

Overvaal broadcasts from Viljoenskroon, targeting listeners in Afrikaans-speaking farming communities aged 25 to 49, with programming a mix of 60% music and 40% talk.

 Frequency:
96.1 FM

Broadcast area:
Viljoenskroon, Potchefstroom, Klerksdorp, Odendaalrus, Welkom, Kroonstad, Virginia, Parys, Vanderbijlpark and Sasolburg

Language:
Afrikaans

Contact details:
Telephone nr of studio: 056 343 2098
Email addres: ateljee@overvaal

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Overvaal Stereo

QwaQwa Radio (Qwa-Qwa Radio 100.3FM) is a South African community radio station based in the Free State.

Welcome To Qwa Qwa Radio 100.3 FM:
Vision:
To become the powerhouse of information, self empowerment and development of our community

Mission:
Promoting culture through relevant programmes in local talent e.g music, praise, education, etc.

Informing the community with national and international current news but emphasis on local news.

Inculcating the spirit of ownership through active participation, encouraging gender sensitivity challenging all stereotypes and combating all forms of abuse.

Promoting the core-existence of diverse cultures.

Values:
Passion, integrity, loyalty, dedication and discipline.

Contact details:
Tel: 058 713 2181/2175

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QwaQwa Radio

Naledi Community Radio was formed in June 1997 an initiative by local community volunteers who felt that local people wanted to hear programming that would help them develop self-empowerment skills; fund jobs; improve knowledge; inform about local government administration and services (basic services such as housing and infrastructure); and to entertain them with local music. In May 1999, the station obtaining a four-years Community Broadcasting License from ICASA. Then Minister of Communications Dr. Ivy Matsepe-Casaburri, in the presence of Premier of the Free State, Me Winkie Direko, officially opened this project on 28 January 2000 at Botshabelo.

Regular programme content includes: talk shows; sports; interviews; dedications; competitions; religion; children’s programme; women’s programme featuring different topical issues; music; biographies; competitions; youth afternoon drive-show; current affairs; traditional content; and discussions. The station reaches Senekal/Matwabeng; Marquad/Moemaneng; Hlohlolwane/Clocolan; Rosendal/Mautse; Paul Roux/Fateng-tse-ntsho; Arlington/Leratswana; Steynsrus/Matlwang-tlwang; Lindley/Ntha; Ventersburg/Mamahabane; Virginia/Meloding; Henneman/Phomolong; Winburg/Makeleketla; Excelsior/Mahlatswetsa; and Petrus Steyn/Mamafubedu. This also includes over 200 farms surrounding these towns. Languages used at the station reflect the population of this area; this includes 74% in Sesotho; 15% in English; and 11% in Afrikaans. Its primary goal is to provide a community radio broadcasting service; offer access to media instruments; and to produce programmes.

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Naledi FM

Background:
Motheo FM is a subsidiary of Motheo Multi Media Institute. ICASA licensed Motheo Multi Media Institute to broadcast in the Motheo area in the Free State. Motheo FM is an association incorporated under section 21 and by its nature it is a non profit organization. It covers Motheo District, some parts of Lejweleputswa, Xhariep and Thabo Mofutsanyana District. It also reaches certain areas of Lesotho and the Northern Cape. Motheo FM started broadcasting on the 10th of April 2009. It broadcast in Sesotho, Setswana, English and Xhosa, 24 hours a day and seven days a week. Motheo FM boast a team of DJ’s and Presenters who are talented and dedicated in their work.

Programming Mandate:
Our mandate in terms of broadcasting can be briefly described as talk, music, giving news and information concentrating mainly on the local content within Motheo District Municipality.

Purpose:
The purpose of Motheo FM is to establish developmental media platforms, provide the youth of Motheo and the general community with access to media facilities and information.

Mission and Vision:
To serve the people of Motheo District especially the youth who in particular, by working effectively with stakeholders through:
*Economic Growth and Development
*Providing access to information
*Skills and youth development
*Educational issues
*Protection of Woman and Children

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Motheo FM

Mosupatsela FM Stereo is a South African community radio station based in the Free State.

In its 13th Year of Existence, Mosupatsela FM 107.4 is Free State’s Hottest Frequency. With 117 000 Listeners as per latest SAARF RAMS (South African Audience Research Foundation) and covers:
Botshabelo, Thaba Nchu, Bloemfontein, Tweespruit, Verkeerdevlei, Wepener, Dewetsdorp and surrounding areas.

Mosupatsela FM broadcasts from the Botshabelo township outside Bloemfontein, and targets black listeners aged 16 to 49; in LSM groups one to eight, with a listnership comprising 48% of men and 52% women. Programming contains a mix of 60% talk and 40% music and broadcasts 24-hours a day, seven days a week. The station broadcasts on the 107.4 frequency and reaches the areas of Botshabelo; Bloemfontein; Thaba-Nchu; Ladybrand; Winburg; Reddersburg; Edensburg; Dewetsdorp; Clocolan; Brandfort; Marquard; Petrusburg; Theunissien; Bultfontein and Virginia. Coverage also extends to Maseru and Lesotho. Mosupatsela FM broadcasts in English; Sotho; Setswana; and Xhosa to an audience of 159 000 listeners (August 2009 RAMS).

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Mosupatsela FM Stereo

Lentswe Community Radio is a South African community radio station based in the Free State.

Coverage areas:
Based in Parys, it covers most of the Ngwathe Municipality in the Free State.Also reaches most of the Southern part of Gauteng and a small section of the Eastern part of the North West.Includes Brits, Potchefstroom, Kroonstad, Sasolburg, Johannesburg & Soweto.

Kindly contact us on 056 819 0664 should you require any information.

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Lentswe Community Radio

Kovsie FM 97.0 is a campus/community radio station in Bloemfontein, South Africa. The station is located on the grounds of the University of the Free State and broadcasts to a radius of about 80 km.

Kovsie FM was founded in 1978 by a group of students, and broadcast only inside the cafeteria. In 1995 it was granted a license by the IBA, now called ICASA (Independent Communications Authority of South Africa) granting Kovsie FM a broadcasting license on the frequency 97.0 FM.

Kovsie FM 97.0 broadcasts in English, Afrikaans and Sotho, and their focus is on the youth between the ages of 15-35. Their mission includes community involvement, training and development, being a platform for local musicians, providing an accurate, unbiased news service, and sustainability.

The station employs 3 full-time personnel, including a station manager, programming manager and an admin/marketing manager.