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Bush Radio 89.5 Fm is looking for six volunteer recruits to join their newsroom
Bush Radio offers is offering a six-month internship for its newsroom, who, though they will work full-time on shifts from 6am to 2pm and 10am to 6pm including weekends and public holidays, will not be paid.
MFM radio host has taken up the challenge of broadcasting non-stop for four days
A Stellenbosch radio host has taken up the challenge of broadcasting non-stop for four days in a bid to raise money for the poor farming community of Vraeberg.
Local Radio sending Hope over the airwaves in Haiti
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Jan 25 (IPS) - Throughout the earthquake's aftermath, the voices of many Port-Au-Prince radio stations have been loud and clear
SOS to Broadcasters to assist Haitians
NCRF requests Broadcasters to assist with distributing information on daily updates from Haiti.
NCRF sends condolences to the Board and Staff of Voice of Tembisa
The Voice of Tembisa is sad and mourns the sudden death of its Board member, Manase Malinga
NCRF Press conference to launch new Board and expresses views on PSB Bill
The National Community Radio Forum is the biggest forum of Community Radio Broadcasters in South Africa and currently has 105 member stations and organizations. In December 2009, the National Community Radio Forum elected its new Board of Director at is Bi-Annual General meeting in December 2009. You are invited to a press conference to meet the newly elected Board members and to share the NCRF’s thoughts on the proposed Public Broadcasting Services Bill.
National Community Radio Forum, PSB Bill submission
This submission is based on resolutions passed at the NCRF’s Bi-Annual General Meeting held in Upington, Northern Cape in December 2009. The BGM was attended by 70 member stations and service organisations.
NCRF participated in the 1st Knowledge-Sharing Workshop Of Community Radio Networks in Africa
NCRF CEO and AMARC Africa, Vice President, Mr Franklin Huizies, participated in a successful Knowledge-Sharing Workshop Of Community Radio Networks in Africa from 16-18 December 2009, at Mensvic Grand Hotel, East Legon, Accra. The workshop discussed best practice models for country networks and developed strategies for collaboration in line with Amarc Africa projects. NCRF CEO and AMARC Africa, Vice President, Mr Franklin Huizies, participated in a successful Knowledge-Sharing Workshop Of Community Radio Networks in Africa from 16-18 December 2009, at Mensvic Grand Hotel, East Legon, Accra. The workshop discussed best practice models for country networks and developed strategies for collaboration in line with Amarc Africa projects. The workshop also developed a declaration.
