Vision … why FMR exists:
The vision of Fine Music Radio is to uplift, inspire and entertain its target audience by presenting quality classical and jazz music, and by broadcasting information on cultural and artistic events.
Mission Statement … how FMR exists:
The Mission of Fine Music Radio is to achieve excellence in carrying out its fundamental purpose, maintaining its strategic distinctiveness, fulfilling its promises to its stakeholders, living up to its values and beliefs.
Strategic Distinctiveness … why FMR is different from other radio stations
Fine Music Radio understands its strategically distinct niche to be the broadcasting of quality classical and jazz music twenty-four hours a day, and of programmes giving information on local cultural and artistic events, and on news and weather.
Stakeholder Promises … the FMR promise to you
The stakeholders of Fine Music Radio are the station’s subscribers, listeners, production and broadcasting staff, management and board. Fine Music Radio promises these stakeholders that the station will to the very best of its collective abilities live up to the commitments contained in the station’s Vision and Mission Statement. In fulfilment of its Mission, Fine Music Radio commits itself to:

• recruiting new staff and providing training and support for them;
• maintaining and improving quality of classical music and jazz broadcasts;
• promoting local talent and local content in its broadcasts.

Values & Beliefs … what is important to FMR
Fine Music Radio is committed to the following beliefs and values in all its actions: honesty, integrity, transparency, professionalism.

We subscribe to the BCCSA code of conduct.
Where does FMR broadcast ?
Greater Cape Town Area : 101.3 FM
Hout Bay & Llandudno : 94.7 FM
Atlantic Seaboard 97.1 FM
Fish Hoek & Noordehoek 107.9

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Fine Music Radio (FMR)

Letlhabile Community Radio is a station that broadcasts to the greater Rustenburg area and surrounds, with a coverage footprint including Mabopane, Brits, Sun City, Koster, Rustenburg, Ga-Rankuwa, and Hartebeespoort.

We broadcast 24 hours a day in Tswana, English, N.Sotho, Zulu, Xhosa, and Afrikaans with a equal ratio of talk and music to mainly African language speaking listeners.

Call us on 012-251-0703

Letlhabile Community Radio
Letlhabile 0264
North West Province

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Letlhabile Community Radio

Life Fm is a registered Non Profit  Company (NPC) Christian community radio station, focussing on the needs of the community. We specialise in 3 things at the upcoming station. We  Inform, educate and entertain our audiences.

We will be broadcasting 70% English, 20%Afrikaans and 10% Tswana.    ( 40% talk shows and 60% Music)

The directors and myself are pleased to be part of this new notion of community radio and are proud to present the initiative to you as a leader in our community.

We will be broadcasting in the Matlosana area. 70km radius from Klerksdorp.

Community development – Our focus is fully to unite the people of Matlosana over culture and race through our unique programming and events like our top talent search, Dj competition and many more community involvement projects.  We long to see all South Africans stand together as one nation.

With our unique programmes, we focus on educating our audiences in all aspects of life. We long to create dreams and give hope and a platform to reach those dreams. We also broadcast free of charge, government campaigns like HIV awareness etc our audiences with the latest community news with a live news broadcast at six ‘o clock every night.

Entertainment Unlike other radio stations, we are free to air only family entertainment, because we are a Christian station, which means no sex, violence or dreadful language, and this means crime rates and HIV going down, a better way of life for all.
This is one of our biggest missions, to create employment in Klerksdorp.  More jobs, not only inside Life Fm, but we strive to help our advertisers with lowest advertising rates, that their businesses can grow fast, and the bigger the businesses, the more jobs there will be all over S.A.  Happy days are coming!!!

There are literally hundreds of thousands of people in our community without an income, and it’s our heart’s desire to help these people.

For more information, click on the link below:
Life FM

Modiri FM is a community Radio Station that aimed in developing the community of Ratlou and Tswaing Local Municipalities in Ngaka Modiri Molema District Municipality through advocacy initiation. It is formed to close gap of broadcasting between rural and urban areas. Its aimed building economic empowerment at rural through broadcasting and advertising. The community of Ratlou and Tswaing Local Municipality are amongst communities in South Africa were there is no opportunities to explore their talent, gain from radio facilities and benefit from broadcasting.

The communities of Ratlou and Tswaing have been neglected coming from digital media opportunities. In the fast growing economy, media is a tool to reach the poor, the rich, disadvantage and any community who lives within the boarders of transmission boundary. Modiri FM aimed in helping those living in today’s democratic country in accessing all information, education, news and all other important programs that might build better lives for all.

The community of Ratlou and Tswaing will be proud of the station of their own, where 100% of presenters and management are born and breaded in this community. Opportunity to learn media through community radio will be highlighted and be created for the youth of Ratlou and Tswaing.

The broadcast spectrum of Modiri FM covers areas like Atamelang, Delareyville, Madibogo, Setlagole, Khunwana, Kraaipan, Sione, Shaleng, Majeng, Morena, Mofufutso 1&2 Mareetsane, Uitkyk, Gelukspan, Angelsrus, Sannieshof, Kopela, Ganalaagte, Direetsane, Veldevrede, Mooipan, Doorenlagte, Deelpan, Siberia, Gudgevonden, Vitpan 1&2, Lowpan, Mooifontein, Boosis, Nooitgedacht, Biesisvley, Barberspan, Migdol, Vriesgevacht, Stella, Vryburg, Ottosdal and Tshidilamolomo.

Vision:
To be a leading and dynamic community radio station that support and further develops a vibrant and thriving community in Ngaka.

Mision:
Render top quality and satisfactory to all stakeholders, meet deadlines when undertaking a project and work in conjunction with government and non government strategic to Condemn discriminations in the work

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Modiri FM

Vaaltar fm is located in the Northwest province in the Dr Ruth Segomotsi Mompati District Municipality, under the local Municipality of Greater Taung. It is situated 71km from Vryburg and 148km to Kimberly on N18 at 93 Lesedi Building.

Taung is an area that is mainly survived by farming (irrigation schemes) and just over 380 mm rainfall annually mainly comes in summer with likely frosts in winter. Vegetation Kalahari Thornveld and the soil mainly Kalahari sand.

The area is best known for its limestone carves which are of great Archaeological interest owing to the discovery of pre history skeletal remains. Harts River while the world famous site where Taung skull was discovered in a limestone quarry in 1924, South African Ape Men, the Tracopithecinae. The discovery vindicated Charles Darwin’s prediction in 1871 that Africa would prove to be the cradle of mankind. Today the skull is preserved in the Anatomy Department of the University of the Witwatersrand in Gauteng province.
Radio as a concept. The concept in 1995 with two radio committees respectively Vaalharts Community Radio (under the leadership of Moatlhodi Sebalo, composition: Palm Matlhola, Doctor Jonas, Dineo Nteta, Thulani LuthoyiGilbert Molebiemang) and Taung Community Radio( as represented by Sam Lekgatshane and Tsholofelo “Ice-T” Moepeng) resulted in a merge of the two and agreed to a common name VAALTAR FM. The said committee recruited other members of common interest, applied and received tribal resolutions by the blessings of Chief Mothibi, Chief Mankuroane and Chief Motlhabane on the 17 January 1996, this was after the various consultation processes in areas like Tribal Authorithies, churches, schools, CBOs, NGOs, Sectoral departments and individuals in a form of signature campaign.
Legal Status:
The entity has been registered as a Non Profit Making body reg no: 046-027-NPO and has been licensed to broadcast by Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA) in 2000 and was subsequently granted another four years license as effect October 2008.

Control:
The structure of the radio station as per control purpose has the community(AGM) that elect the Board of Directors (BoD) to oversee the vision and mission of the entity, compliance to the licence conditions and advocacy over funding and good representation.

The BoD with powers vested in them appoint the Station Manager to execute administrative policies and the strategic planning of the entity, organize, evaluate, monitor and be directive on day-by-day running of the station thereby also being on the outlook to forge sound relation in lobbying around funding, creating partnerships with different stakeholders and encouraging community participation in producing balanced programming.

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Vaaltar Communit Radio

Radio Power Source for the first time on December 1, 2002 by the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa (ICASA) is licensed as a community radio station in area 79 in Mpumalanga to broadcast.

There are officially on Saturday December 7, 2002 at 16:00 101 President Avenue in Witbank start broadcasting. Due to limited space in President 101, the broadcasting studio on March 1, 2003 moved to Adromeda 56 Reynorif, hence the konfensionele broadcasting studios on 1 November 2006 at Green Point Centre, Klipfontein, Witbank in use.

The inadequate self–constructed transmitter / tower located on the farm Kromdraai outside Witbank is approved by ICASA on the night of August 5, 2003 to replace the existing Sentech tower / transmitter located between Witbank and Middelburg. The previous mashoogte from 1562 meters above sea level increased to 1,761 meters above sea level from the nature of things our own signal distribution significantly improved and increased.

After a laborious effort of more than 4 years ICASA on June 6, 2008 an amended license to broadcast Radio Power Source issued the following:

Frekwensieverandering from 96.0FM to 93.1FM Stereo Stereo.
Signal Strength (ERP) of 2 kW to 10 kW

Mision and Vision:

• Being a competitive community radio station in Mpumalanga top quality operate within the geographical area of broadcasting Radio Power Source.
• Programme content will be directed to education, to promote the Afrikaans language and culture, religion, literature, education programs and to provide healthy entertainment.
• For as far as possible, the wishes and needs of his audience or community.
• For full participation and community involvement to achieve. The viability of such a radio station to ensure.
  To constructively to community upliftment projects to contribute.
  
• Within the prescribed guidelines of the various regulations and legislation such as the Independent Communications Authority of South Africa trade.

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Radio Kragbron

Bushbuckridge Community Radio broadcasts from Bushbuckridge, 20km north of Nelspruit, to listeners aged 18 to 35. Programming is multilingual, including Sesotho, Siswati, Tsonga and English, with a mix of 55% music and 45% talk.

Radio bushbuckridge is a registered section 21 company and is licensed by ICASA. The station is owned and managed by community members through the elected board of directors. The name Radio Bushuckridge hereafter referred to as BBR, which can be used in official documents.

Historical Background:

The origin of the station lies in the health seminar that was held in Bushbuckridge October 1993. the seminar was co-hosted by the kaizer family foundation of south Africa. open society foundation of south Africa, the health system trust, the wits links project(HSDU,WRF,CWR) and the community of Bushbuckridge, attracted senior print electronic journalist both south Africa & board, political parties health experts and range of overseas heath experts and policy makers.

Nature of service:

The station is now 80% developmentally oriented and include the following services viz: Economic development & talk show. Environment & tourism development program Community Development & Public awareness Disability, youth, children and woman program Health program Crime Prevention Program Educational & entertainment program AREA OF COVERAGE

Frequency:
88.4 FM
Broadcast area:
Bushbuckridge, Phalaborwa, Blyde River Canyon, Lydenburg, Waterval Boven, Sabie and White River
Language:
Sesotho, Siswati, Tsonga and English

Talk to us:

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Radio Bushbuckridge 88.4 FM

Moutse Community Radio Station (MCRS) was founded by members of the Rural Women’s Movement (RWM), a national organisation in South Africa, which lobbies around issues of concern to rural women.

The station operates with a board of trustees who set the overall vision and perspective, five management staff members who coordinate the training, administration, technical and programming departments, and twelve volunteer staff members who work as radio announcers. Moutse Community Radio is a member of the National Community Radio Forum, the national organising body in South Africa. Various working committees contacted donors, obtained funds for equipment and sifted their way through the quagmire of impediments to mounting such a project in rural conditions. Initially, 45 women were trained in how to create and produce radio programmes.

The on-air programmes cater to a wide range of listeners. The health programme regularly features medical practitioners for community phone-ins where they discuss and answer questions while the agriculture programme invites departmental representatives. The daily morning and afternoon drive programmes are entertaining yet informative and often include interviews on a broad spectrum of community issues. The station also catered to children, sports fans, jazz lovers, cultural music enthusiasts, cooks and dramatists. The community announcements of local events and the reading of funeral notices keep people living over a large area informed. Local, national and international news is read in a number of languages.

Cultural exchange remains an important goal: We hope it will be heard by the white town nearby so that those people can hear our stories, our songs and our problems.

Most radio stations cover community issues only when disasters and accidents strike, or, when they have done bizarre or weird things.  Their day-to-day needs, aspirations and wants are largely ignored and tehy are therefore left behind the in the development process.

Vision:
“A sustainable developmental and communication tool for the community of Moutse and surrounding areas, that is informed y its past and motivated by its future”

Mission:
“A tool that provides information on community issues and a forum where all the people living in the District Municipality can interact and discuss issues relevant to them without fear or prejudice, an instrument where social and cultural values of the communities are promoted and passed between generations and a place where young people are given an opportunity to learn and develop”

Call us on:
Tel: +27 13 944 890

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Moutse Community Radio 96.3 FM

Radio lowland on March 1, 2003 for the first time a four-year community broadcasting license received. On May 31, 2003 are for the first time in the lowland Radio transmitters broadcast. Since then Radio lowland already regained his second four-year license and is now the signal distribution by Sentech from Cape Hope done.
Radio broadcasting Lowveld area covers Nelspruit, White River, Barberton and surrounding lowland areas of Cape Hope, Kaapmuiden, Malelane, Hactorspruit, Komatipoort, Skukuza, Hazyview, Sabie Graskop, Lydenburg and

Radio lowland on March 1, 2003 for the first time a four-year community broadcasting license received. On May 31, 2003 are for the first time on the radio broadcast transmitters lowland. Since then Radio lowland already regained his second four-year license and is now the signal distribution by Sentech from Cape Hope done.

MISSION:
To apolitical and purely African Afrikaner community‘s culture and his unwavering Christian Protestant faith in the Triune God–relay and in order to facilitate its historical and cultural pride to instill.

VISION:
The African language and culture for more people to contribute to and promote these people, without prejudice to the mission and goals of lowland Radio.

Our Studio Telephone Number:
013-74-11-999
Our Studio SMS number:
41911
SMS–> RL “space” and your message
The cost of the SMS is R1, 50

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Radio Laeveld 100.5FM Stereo