Radio Broadcast Facilities

The Media Library InfoBuddy Awards Ceremony 2010

July 23rd, 2010

The Media Library had their InfoBuddy of the year function on Friday 25 June 2010. The winners were as follow:

Care Bear went to Elmarie Fourie
InfoBuddy runners-up were Joleyn Botha and Maryna Barnard
2009/2010 InfoBuddy of the Year was Nonhlanhla Mazibuko

. . . → Read More: The Media Library InfoBuddy Awards Ceremony 2010

RBF and the FIFA World Cup

July 16th, 2010

For the first time in the history of South Africa, SABC Radio simulcasts with TV were introduced on a major scale across all the major broadcasts of the event. The signal sync with SABC 1 was achieved at regional level. Specialized equipment had to be deployed across the country to . . . → Read More: RBF and the FIFA World Cup

RBF’s music studios in Bloemfontein produce SAMA Award-Winning album.

July 7th, 2010

Bhudaza Mapefane

The M1 music in Bloemfontein studio played host to the recording of acclaimed musician Bhudaza Mapefane’s latest album, Likhomo. The album reaped up top honors at the 2010 SAMA Awards in April, where it walked away with the best ‘African Adult Contemporary Album’ award.

The album was recorded in the M1 music studio and . . . → Read More: RBF’s music studios in Bloemfontein produce SAMA Award-Winning album.

RBF’s FIFA Soccer World Cup activities

June 24th, 2010

Radio Broadcast in progress at the 2010 World Cup

The FIFA Soccer World Cup is in full swing and RBF staff are fully involved and committed to make this a great success. There are 15 OB vans involved to keep 10 radio stations on the air from the FIFA Fan Fest venues. There are a further . . . → Read More: RBF’s FIFA Soccer World Cup activities

Wildlife Sounds of the African Bush CD.

June 6th, 2010

The Wildlife Sounds of the African Bush is an outstanding package, put together by well-known broadcaster, Isidor Davis, with collaboration from Dr Sue Hart and Dr Gordon MacClean, both well-known for their contribution to the wildlife.

This CD features life recordings of the bush wildlife, mostly done by Isidor Davies. No verbal narrative has been used; by . . . → Read More: Wildlife Sounds of the African Bush CD.