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It is proposing an increase of English and Afrikaans in its programme schedule, which will lead to a language mix of approximately a third of the programme schedule allocated to English, African languages and Afrikaans respectively.
Going for 30 years, Dr Roelf Petersen, MD of Radio Pulpit/Cape Pulpit believes the changes in the language mix will enable listeners to listen for longer in a language that they understand. Research has shown that listeners from all South African language groups switch to other stations when Radio Pulpit broadcasts in languages that only a small minority of listeners in its reception area can understand.
Listeners can email az.oc.tiplupoidar@regnol4netsil with comments or vote for it on the web at www.radiopulpit.co.za, 'like it' on Facebook or text 'NEW' to 37871. SMS cost R1.50 per SMS.