Companies | 5FM
5FM is the entertainment powerhouse for youthful South Africans, offering the most popular contemporary music and entertainment. |
 | Bay FM
Bay FM was born of the University of Port Elizabeth students. In 1995 Bay FM was granted a FM license, with the power to mobilise the Nelson Mandela Bay community. |
 | East Rand Radio
East Rand Stereo is a community radio station broadcasting on 93.9 FM Stereo, seven days a week, 24 hours a day, in both English and Afrikaans. We cover the greater Ekurhuleni area and broadcast for people mainly LSM 5 to 10. View Profile |
 | Heart 104.9FM
Heart 104.9FM is the station for Capetonians by Capetonians and by tuning into us, listeners tap into the essence of Cape Town. We have proven to be a real friend to our listeners and boast an audience of just under 600 000 of the most upwardly mobile and lucrative markets (LSM 6-10) in Cape Town. We own the largest night time listenership base and our afternoon drive time show is the most listened to show between 3pm and 7pm. Heart 104.9FM is the heart and soul of Cape Town and our station represents everything that's real and authentic about Cape Town on an off air. |
 | Ikwekwezi FM
Ikwekwezi FM is the only isiNdebele station in the country. The radio station has been positioned to improve the lives of its listeners by keeping them in touch with current issues while catering for the needs and tastes of the Ndebele people. |
 | Kovsie FM
KOVSIE FM is a community radio station based at the University of the Free State in Bloemfontein. The station has a unique sound, which can be described as a truly multi-cultural sound catering for our diverse youth market. |
 | Lesedi FM
Lesedi FM is the biggest seSotho station in SA. The station strives to reconcile traditional values with the freedom to express cultural roots whilst fusing these into the modern world. Lesedi's largest listenership is in the Free State. |
 | Ligwalagwala FM
Ligwalagwala FM is an upbeat radio station that speaks to young, aspirational, upwardly mobile black people living in Mpumalanga understanding isiSwati. Its listeners are progressive and brand-conscious. |
 | Lotus FM
Lotus FM caters for the needs of the progressive South African Indian community. It combines a mix of Indian music, news, current affairs, interviews and entertainment. |
 | METRO FM
Metro fm is the largest National Urban Commercial station in South Africa with over 3.1 million listeners. The station's core genre, R&B, is the most popular music genre amongst South Africans between 16 and 34. It epitomizes Black success and leadership with attitude. |
 | mfm
MFM 92.6 is based on Stellenbosch University's campus. MFM's listeners all have permanent access to Internet, are extremely computer savvy, have access to high levels of disposable income and epitomize the modern day South African youth. MFM is your access to South Africa's most sought after students! |
 | M L FM
Munghana Lonene FM has an average of 925 000 listeners per day and broadcasts in xiTsonga The station has been positioned to reach audiences within the LSM 4-8, 25-49 year-old market living in Metropolitan and rural African communities. |
 | Motsweding FM
Motsweding FM broadcasts to Setswana-speaking audiences within its footprint. It offers a highly interactive environment with its listeners, providing a perfect mix of news, music, current affairs, talk shows, education, sport, weather and traffic. |
 | PUK FM
PUK FM (93.6fm) is based on the Potchefstroom campus of the North West University. PUK FM is one of the youngest stations in the network, showing phenomenal growth since its first FM broadcasts in 2006. PUK FM has established a front of mind presence, simply by being the most accessible service on the campus, with their “fishbowl” studio, students on campus can see the station at all times. PUK FM is the first choice of the Potch student! |
 | RADIO TURF
RADIO TURF is an upbeat 24 hour community station broadcasting from the University of Limpopo, Turfloop Campus student centre. Radio Turf broadcasts are steeped in the tradition of old school 702 theory whereby the majority of programming consists of talk. |
 | RMR
RMR started broadcasting in 1981 via landlines to the campus cafeteria and University residences, with close ties to Capitol Radio 604 and Talk Radio 702. In 1995 the then IBA granted RMR a broadcast licence. RMR steeped in history birthing some of the most prolific media celebrities of today. A station with a proud broadcast history, RMR has been and still is a pioneer within the radio industry in South Africa. Situated in the heart of the Rhodes University campus, RMR is the mouthpiece for 6500 students and Grahamstown community. |
 | trufm
The station is unique in the SABC PBS stable as it is the only station primarily targeting the youth with two languages of broadcast, IsiXhosa and English. This differentiating factor matters as it provides the youth with a platform to express themselves, to engage with each other and interact with the rest of the world. |
 | TUT
TUT FM broadcasts to most of Tshwane, targeting the youth and particularly the student market at the University. Based in Shoshanguve, TUT FM is the station that speaks the language of the community. The net result is that any event arranged in support of the station attracts a loyal and dynamic audience. |
 | Tut Top Stero
TUT Top Stereo TUT Top Stereo is one of the fastest-growing community radio stations in South Africa. The audience of TUT Top Stereo has doubled in every RAMS diary since the station first went to FM in 2004. TUT Top Stereo's primary broadcast language is English with periodic deliberate switches into the presenters' home languages, continuing the tradition of serving the community with what they desire. |
 | UCT FM
UCT Radio was first established in 1976 - a time when the youth struggled to make their voices heard. It first operated via shortwave radio as a pirate station but went on to become one of the first successful applicants to be granted a broadcasting license in 1994. UCT Radio is been recognized for over thirty years of student-run radio broadcasting, informing the general UCT community and actively participating in the training of staff according to radio industry standards. |
 | UJFM
UJFM 95.4 is Jo'burg's newest youth community radio station, being granted virtually the last community licence in Gauteng in 2006. UJFM 95.4 strives for radio excellence by entertaining their listeners with far more realistic programming than the formatted commercial broadcasters in Gauteng, while dedicating a large part of their programming to South African content. With a major gap in the Jo'burg radio market, UJFM 95.4 have positioned themselves as the rock alternative, while catering to a diversified youth market, resulting in exceptional growth since the first FM broadcast in 2006. |
 | UKZN Radio
UKZN-Radio currently broadcast to the main cafeterias and the open-space quad, where all the students get together when not attending lectures, being truly part of the student experience. UKZN Radio has been the birthplace of talent within the broadcasting industry across South Africa. |
 | Umhlobo Wenene Fm
Umhlobo Wenene Fm provides an unrivalled reach into a major segment of the all-important Black Market.
Broadcasting to people who understand Xhosa, the second largest population group in South Africa, and with 4 871 000 listeners Umhlobo Wenene Fm is second largest Radio Station in the country. |
 | UNI FM
UNI FM is part and parcel of the largest tertiary educational institution in the Western Cape and has built a reputation of knowing the student market intimately and servicing them with a blend of fun a light infotainment. Uni FM has been on air uninterrupted for 13 years and continues to be the station and voice of reason on campus. |
 | VOW FM
VOW FM (Voice of Wits) is driven by wit, humor and informative programming presented by students for students. Even during the tough times, exams and parties, VOW continues to broadcast without compromise. VOW has a reputation of being able to deliver the Wits student market the very best in music and relevant talk based programming. |
 | VUT FM 96.9
VUT FM 96.9 is based at the Vaal University of Technology. VUT FM offers music, information and variety entertainment in the form of diversified radio programming. As the information and entertainment leader in the Vaal area, VUT FM strives to serve its targeted market through maintaining partnership with the student community. |
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