Loeries Creative Week

Joe Public takes top honours

VML Birdwatching at the Loeries | SAB's Vaughan Croeser named Marketer of the Year

Danette Breitenbach

All the winners from night 1

VML Birdwatching at the Loeries | A high standard for print and design

Danette Breitenbach

VML Birdwatching at the Loeries | The future is in good hands

Danette Breitenbach

More...

Advertise your job vacancies

Everlytic Insights

WhatsApp support is getting more expensive, but not for everyone

Wilene van Greunen

Top Women 2026 Closes: Systems, not just successes, must be redesigned for women-led growth

South Africans are open to AI but still expect access to a person

Juliet Mogorosi

MADE POSSIBLE BY:

More Everlytic Communication Insights

Subscribe & Follow

Jobs

Video Editor Johannesburg
Production Audio Engineer Sandton

More jobs Submit a job Open account

OFM changes from 97.1 to 94.0 in Potchefstroom

Exciting things are happening in Potchefstroom from Tuesday 10 May when Central South African radio station, OFM switches from 97.1 FM to 94.0 FM. This change in frequency will increase OFM's transmitter power for Potchefstroom and in doing so, increase their coverage area and the quality of their broadcast signal.

Issued by OFM Radio

10 May 2011

The change was necessitated by the positive growth and economic development of Potchefstroom with an increased demand of a better quality signal. The power transmitted on the 97.1 FM frequency was not strong enough for an ever growing listenership in Potchefstroom. 94.0 FM is fifty (50) times stronger than the current signal and listening pleasure in cars, homes and offices will therefore be much better. OFM is excited about the change in frequency and is committed to continue delivering entertaining and engaging radio to the listeners of Potchefstroom.

OFM, is Central South Africa's premier commercial radio station, offering a mix of music, news and entertainment. The station serves the affluent SEM 7+ economically active marketplace with a broadcast footprint across the Free State, Northern Cape, southern Gauteng and North West.