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Vital voices – The #DStvMVCA Favourite Radio Personality nominees

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29 January 2020
On-air and on your mind, here are the people whose personalities pep up your day!
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Vote HERE and tune in to see who wins on 14 March 2020 on Mzansi Magic and Mzansi Wethu to see who wins!

DJ Fresh

A sought-after radio and TV personality, social media sensation, international club DJ and radio stalwart, Fresh needs little introduction. Fresh made his debut on SA radio at Yfm in 1997, turning the station into a youth sensation. He then tuned his sights to house music, and his ‘Fresh House Flava’ series helped cement the style in Mzansi. After stints on 5FM and Metro, he currently handles the drive show on 947.

Listen to his show HERE.

Kgomotso Matsunyane

More than just an on-air presenter, Kgomotso is an accomplished television and film producer, writer, and positive sexual health activist. She’s worked at SABC1, BET Africa and O, the Oprah Magazine SA edition. Her T.O.M. Pictures has produced films including ‘Material’, drama series Soul Buddyz and Soul City, and her talk show, Late Night with Kgomotso. She currently hosts the Uncaptured show on Kaya FM alongside Ndumiso Ngcobo.

Listen to the show HERE.

Spitch

The flamboyant Spitch Nzawumbi is a radio and TV host, voice-over artist and a speaker who Thabo Mbeki dubbed “The Stage Prince”. After studying journalism, he hosted consumer rights show Yilungelo Lakho on SABC1, then Media Monitor. Alongside Zintle Mbusi, he hosts the Sijik ‘iLanga’ show between 1 and 3pm on weekdays on uMhlobo Wenene, a slot geared toward empowering the youth with vital information.

Listen to the show HERE.

Tshathugodo

Khathide “Tshathugodo” Ngobe joined Ukhozi FM in 2003 when he was just 19, and his unique voice and love of maskandi and Zulu culture soon scored him the prized weekday drive slot. For five years from 2006, he was the host of SABC1 show Roots, he’s also a rapper, and currently hosts Ukhozi’s breakfast show.

Listen to his show HERE.

Twasa

Radio veteran Seipati “Twasa” Seoke has had a home at Lesedi FM for twenty years, and recently won a Liberty Radio Award for her Monate Breakfast Show (weekdays 6 to 9am). She started her career on TV in 2002, replacing Vinolia Mashego on SABC1’s Jam Alley. In 2003, she released the album ‘Kwaito Soul’, with follow-up ‘Kairos’ landing in 2017.

Listen to her show HERE.

Vote HERE and tune in to see who wins on 14 March 2020 on Mzansi Magic and Mzansi Wethu to see who wins!