Chris Botha: The Frog in the Pot
A famously made meal in the beautiful country of France is “Cuisses de Grenouilles” or Frog’s Legs. Seasoned in flour and then sautéed in...
Four hundred enjoy breakfast with SA’s most fearless women
A group of SA’s most fearless and successful women - Zelda la Grange, Jo-Ann Strauss, Letshego Zulu, Dr. Rolene Strauss and Amy Kleinhans-Curd -...
Popular Radio Ad Campaign Wins Again!
These three radio ads from FCB Africa agency, 1886 Advertising, took a Radio Ad Campaign Silver Lion at the Cannes Advertising Festival this year,...
When Death Calls
Sooner or later, death will call on every one of us and yet it is hardly the go-to conversation with friends and family, making...
Jacaranda FM’s Project Waterdrop drills first borehole in Western Cape for sustainable relief
On Wednesday 20 June 2018, the first Jacaranda FM Project Waterdrop borehole was drilled at the Kleinberg Primary School and Ocean View LSEN (Learners...
Thousands enjoy ten top SA acts at Jacaranda day
The Monument Amphitheatre in Pretoria was the scene of a festival of more music you love with the 7th annual Jacaranda Day, with thousands...
New hybrid radio model delivers a massive win for advertisers
The new Massiv Metro radio station has been designed and developed for maximum appeal to both listeners and advertisers. It’s a unique approach to...
Mountain biking and music in April with Jacaranda FM & Tracker Off the Beat...
Following a highly successful launch event last year which drew thousands of participants from all over Gauteng, Jacaranda FM & Tracker Off the Beat...
Alpha Investment Group invests R400m in KidZania
Over 500 jobs will be created through the development and operation of KidZania Johannesburg
Alpha Investment Group (Alpha), a 100% black-owned investment holding company, is...
The true power of radio lies with the people it moves… and is moved...
In an ever-evolving digital era, radio continues to be the most accessible and widely consumed medium - growing and impacting millions. The secret to...
