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Radio Khwezi -To be or not to be, that is the question Radio Khwezi´s application for a four-year broadcasting licence on frequencies 90.5 and 107.7FM was heard in the form of public hearings in Richards Bay on Monday 22 October 2001. On the 90.5FM frequency Radio Khwezi has no contestants, but there are two other contestants for the 107.7FM frequency. The broadcasting authority, ICASA, was represented by the Chairperson, Councillor Mandla Langa, Councillor Currie and two officials from the Licencing Department. The Radio Khwezi team consisted of members of the Governing Body, Management and Staff, but our audience took an active part as well. Radio Khwezi was given a chance to present their work and answers were provided by our team and the audience. ICASA is still to reach a decision on whether Radio Khwezi receives its four-year licence for both frequencies or not. We would like to thank all staff and friends of Radio
Khwezi for their hard work and support.
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Venue: the Civic Centre in Richards Bay |  |
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Our listeners were
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Data projector to present a slide show |
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ICASA panel: Mr M. Moshesh, Mr P. Moleele, Chairperson: Mr Mandla Langa, Mr W. Currie
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| Capable translator |  |
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| Khwezi and friends
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| Mr Sibisi, Mr Husslig |
"Mhlobholo" explaining how one becomes part of Radio Khwezi |
Captain Choncho commenting on the
working together of Radio Khwezi with the police in fighting crime |
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| Miss Muller: Financial matters |
Peter Rice: Marketing situation |
Thokozile Jili and Stella Hlongwane: Masibumbane listeners´ club and programming |
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| Jeffrey Zikhali: Sports Events |
After the hearings: thanking the audience for coming and their support |
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Photos: Daniel Wunderlich |
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