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New youth for radio

_Gr0cCc0Tts_By _Gr0cCc0Tts_May 26, 2011No Comments1 Min Read
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After a long search for the finest personalities, local youth music station Rhodes Music Radio (RMR), has identified 22 keen young people for a gruelling six to ten week training period.

After a long search for the finest personalities, local youth music station Rhodes Music Radio (RMR), has identified 22 keen young people for a gruelling six to ten week training period.

The ‘newbies’ were chosen through an intense application process with each one being hand-picked by the experienced station management, who said: “We trust that with this group we will be able to once again develop and train a team of capable, creative and enthusiastic group of radio personalities to provide Grahamstown with high quality entertainment and information.”

The station is celebrating its 30th birthday this year August, and believes that new personalities will be key in the revitalization of the already vibrant and youthful brand.

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