Radio/Audio

WE ARE ALSO COMMUNITY RADIO SPECIALISTS

You’ll also be interested to know we’ve cracked Community Radio in South Africa! AND we are keen to put our experience and expertise at your disposal with the more than 200 Community Stations on air.

Use our network of Community Radio Stations to promote events and concepts through creative, theatre-of-the-mind programme production. We have a fully fledged studio dedicated to this function.

We make it easy for you to be represented at the community level, from high LSM 7/8 audiences right down to previously disadvantaged communities. We tailor the reach, and the spread of your message exactly according to your demographic requirements.

Do you want to reach only high-income groups? We can do it for you.

Do you want to reach previously disadvantaged communities?

Do you want to do it in English, Afrikaans, Zulu or Sotho? We do all of that – and frankly, we do it better than anybody else!

Use our network of Community Radio Stations to promote events and concepts through creative, theatre-of-the-mind programme production. We have a fully fledged studio dedicated to this function.

Some of our radio series include,

100 Days to Go : Radio Commercials – for the Department of Education.

Mining News and Views for the Chamber of Mines, South Africa.

SAA Radio, a regular radio series for distribution to the staff of South African Airways via the Intranet and CD.

Beyond Victims and Villains, a radio series produced for CEIT on the prevalence of gender violence in our country.

Frank Dialogue: This hard-hitting hour-long interview show is broadcast on Ubuntu Radio worldwide every Wednesday at 1100 (CAT), It is presented by Onkgopotse JJ tabane.

OTHER WORK BEHIND US:

<br>Mayihlome-This weekly half-hour radio series produced for SACORD, was designed for Campus radio stations and it dealt with HIV/AIDS Awareness on Campus.

Whose Life Is It Anyway: This dramatised 16-part series on HIV/AIDS was for utilisation by clients such as SA Breweries and Adcock Ingram.

Nature’s Way: This series of 52 x 3 minute programmes – broadcast in Afrikaans, English and Zulu in over 30 community radio stations and sold to international broadcasters such as Channel Africa.

“Batho Pele”: a half-hour programme for radio to promote the objectives of the Department of Public Service and Administration.

“No Victims and No Villains” – an audio series for radio and CD distribution for CIET on the culture of sexual violence in South Africa.