by Simba Anthony | Jul 6, 2018 | Radio Day 2018
Taurai Mabhachi Kufa is a displaced activist fighting for the change and reform in his country of Zimbabwe. Platforms like radio days Africa that provides a base for the media and radio industry to share ideas on the changing face of the media industry in Zimbabwe....
by Simba Anthony | Jul 6, 2018 | Radio Day 2018
Hendrick Baird, station manager at Gay radio South Africa gave an update about the development of the station after two years of it’s existence. Baird says the station has come a long way from gaining more coverage to growing its listenership, the station has...
by Simba Anthony | Jul 6, 2018 | Radio Day 2018
Kaya FM Digital Content Editor, Trinisha Vanderyar spoke about the skills needed within the media industry to participate in the global change. Since visiting Silicon Valley, Northern California in 2017 Vanderyar says the global centre which is best known for high...
by Simba Anthony | Jul 6, 2018 | Radio Day 2018
Community radio plays an integral part in the South African dialogue and the sharing of information at grass root level but the sector is challenged financially, fails to creating sustainable employment and challenges of board interference. Also, matters around...
by Simba Anthony | Jul 6, 2018 | Radio Day 2018
Namibia’s Kirtsty Watermeyer at 99 FM, is a New York Radio Festival’s winner of a best talk show shared what qualities a good show has. She started by sharing how when she first presented her idea to host a talk show, with the aim of sharing stories of hope, they had...
by Simba Anthony | Jul 6, 2018 | Radio Day 2018
Ukhozi FM’s Nongcebo McKenzie talked us through the history of their station and what makes them tick. You may be fooled into thinking that what makes Ukhozi FM South Africa’s number one radio station is the fact that it broadcasts for a large demographic of Zulu...
