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South African radio station
Munghana Lonene FM is an
African music
.
Munghana Lonene FM's broadcast areas includes Gauteng , Limpopo , eastern Mpumalanga and Mozambique.
History
On 1 February 1965, initial programmes in the
Pietersburg (now Polokwane). On 1 May of the same year, coverage was extended to listeners in
Soweto via a low power
FM transmitter atop the SABC building at
Auckland Park .
Amongst those who managed the station is former presenter and Radio 2000 manager, James Shikwamabane[1] after Tsakani Baloyi left the station in 2011. Former sports presenter James Swikwambane has won more National and International Awards; he was the station manager from May 2012 to September 2016.
From 1 December 2016, Lawrence Ubisi was the station manager till March 2021. Vongani Nkanyane is the station’s marketing manager. On 1 September 2018 the station announced Tebogo Jacko Magubane as its new Programmes Manager.
Tebogo Jacko Magubane, Rose Tshabalala and Ruth Maphophe are the station’s current Top Management, managing the station with Rudzani Mashamba who is the Marketing Manager for the Limpopo Combo consisting of Munghana Lonene FM, Phalaphala FM and Thobela FM .
As of 4 February 2020,
OVHD
is adding SABC Radio stations on its audio banquet and Munghana Lonene FM is now part of the stations on the banquet on Channel 622.
Coverage and frequencies
Programming
Monday - Friday
01:00–05:00: Automation
06:00–09:00: Phaphama with DJ Brian and Connizer
05:00–06:00: Current Affairs (Tiko A Xietleli)
09:00–12:00: Swa Risima with Khensani Nyango
12:00–13:30: Afrika wa Vulavula with Khalanga Pat Mathebula
13:30–15:00: Dzumba na Mina with DJ Matt
15:00–17:00: Khoma Ndlela with Ike Ngobeni & Lindhiva
18:00–19:00: Current Affairs (Tiko A Xietleli)
19:00–20:00: Ta Mintlangu (Sports) with Nyiko Sithole
20:00–21:00: Ta Vaaki with Chiechie N'wa Rivisi
21:00–22:00: Educational Programmes with Chiechie N'wa Rivisi (Fridays Rooitjie Rikhotso)
22:00–01:00: Gongomela with N’wana N’wa Gee
Saturday
01:00–05:00: Embiteni ya Vunanga Non-Stop Mixtapes
05:00–06:00: Mina Hi Mina Omnibus
06:00–07:00: Current Affairs (Tiko A Xietleli)
07:00–09:00: Saturday Breakfast with Maningi wa Ntamu
09:00–12:00: Top 30 (Switshongo) with Mathilda Chauke
12:00–13:00: State your mind & Teen Zone with Mpfuxelelo Makaringe
12:00–15:00: Nkatsakanyo with Mchangani
15:00–18:00: Etimbaleni (Sports Live) with Rhandzu Optimus
18:00–19:00: Xitsonga Top 10 with The Quintoniser
19:00–22:00: Mantshwani with DJ Soulcrusher
22:00–01:00: Ta Duma with Rooitjie Tshukeleni
Sunday
00:00–05:00: Non-Stop Mixtapes
05:00–06:00: Mpfumawulo wa swilombe with Ruth Maphophe
06:00–09:00: Sisimuka u vangama with Maningi wa ntamu
09:00–12:00: Lathela with Mathilda Chauke
12:00–15:00: Pyupya with Themba 'Techtonics' Chauke
15:00–18:00: Etimbaleni (Sports Live) with Rhandzu Optimus
18:00–19:00: Current Affairs (Tiko A Xietleli)
19:00–21:00: Empfuxelelweni with Thembzana Reloaded
21:00–00:00: Campus Connection with Rootjie Tshukeleni
Broadcast time
Social media
Twitter : @Munghana
Facebook : Munghana Lonene fm: Makomba-Ndlela
Instagram : munghanalonene
YouTube : Munghana Lonene FM
Listenership Figures
Estimated Listenership[3]
7 Day
Ave. Mon-Fri
May 2013
1 198 000
755 000
Feb 2013
1 039 000
670 000
Dec 2012
1 092 000
704 000
Oct 2012
1 096 000
696 000
Aug 2012
1 214 000
657 000
Jun 2012
1 175 000
635 000
References
External links
http://www.clumag.co.za/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=1205&Itemid= [permanent dead link ]
http://www.sowetanlive.co.za/sowetan/archive/2008/04/15/dj-brian-back-with-best
http://english.people.com.cn/90001/90779/90871/7038965.html
http://www.sabc.co.za/wps/portal/SABC/munghanalonenefm
https://archive.today/20130421220015/http://www.rab.co.za/munghana-lonene-fm/
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