Selemong sena Tshebeletso ya Lesedi e keteka dilemo tse 63, mme ena ke phihlello e kgolo paleng ya kgaso. Monongwaha re hopola moo re tswang teng ho tloha ka 1960 re le Radio Sesotho, ra fetohela ho Sesotho Stereo ka 1994, ho fihlela re ba Lesedi FM ka 1998.  Lepetjo la rona e bile Boithabiso, Lesedi kamehla ho fihlela re ba tshebeletso e llelwang ke bohle, Ke Mollelwa ka 2016.  Lesedi FM haesale le ipabola ka hoba hara diayalemoya tse 5 tse ka sehlohong tsa SABC tse nang le bamamedi ba bangata ka ho fetisisa le ho bokelletsa matlole ho tlisa botsitso le boikemelo. Tshebeletso ena e ikgantsha ka dibohudi tse hlwahlwa tse hapileng dikgau tse ngata mekgahlelong e fapaneng e leng se tlisitseng tshepo le kananelo hara bamamedi. E nngwe ya dikatleho tsa bohlokwa  e bile hore kgetlo la pele botsamaisi ba tshelebeletso bo etelletswe pele ke Basadi feela ka 2020 ho bontsha bokgoni le boiphihlello ba bona.

Kgaso ena ya setjhaba e keteka ka tsela e ikgethang ho hopola le ho tlotla diqhoku tsa tshebeletso ena ka la 30 Phupjane 2023. Dikakapa tsena ke tsona tse betlileng tsela, ho bapatsa  le ho boloka puo le meetlo ya Basotho bakeng sa meloko e tlang.

Jwalo ka kgaso ya setjhaba ke boikarabelo ba rona ho tlisa phetoho bophelong ba baahi ka ho fana ka dikeletso le maele mananeong a rona a fapaneng ka tsela ya thuto, lesedi le boithabiso. Mananeo a rona a netefatsa hore re thusa setjhaba ho rarolla mathata a sona, ao se tobanang le ona letsatsi le letsatsi ka ho mema ditsebi ho arolelana tsebo e le ho fetola maemo a bona a bophelo. Re bile le kabelo  matsholong a mangata a kang ho fana ka matlo, dijo le diaparo, di-computer le di-bursary tekong ya ho ba imolla maqakabetsing a bona. Re ikotla sefuba ka hoba sealemoya se ratwang ke bohle ba buang le ho utlwisisa puo ya Sesotho.

Naa ke diphihlelelo dife tše dikgolo tša go ikgetha tša Thobela FM ge e fetša mengwaga ye masometshela tharo?

Ka go gata dikgato tšeo di ilego tša gatwa ke bašomi bao ba thomilego le kgašo ye, ka go tswala setswalle sa go ya go ile le magoši le baetapele ba setšo. Ka go thwala bontšhi bja baswa go godiša leleme la Sepedi. Ka go tšwela pele go etela mafelo le go gaša fao batheeletši ba rena ba dulago gona.

Naa seyalemoya sa Thobela FM se netefaditše bjang go kgatha tema ga batheeletši bjalo ka seyalemoya sa setšhaba?

Ka go dumelela batheeletši go tšea karolo ka go romela melaetša, go letša megala bjalo bjalo. Se se golo ke gore, Setiši se se sepela le mabaka, ka fao se na le mekgwa ka moka ya sebjalobjalo ya go boledišana. 

Thobela FM e tsebega ka go ba ketapele ya diyalemoya ka mo Limpopo mo e bile e wela ka gare ga di radio tše di kaone tše hlano ka tša go theeletšwa kudu ka mo Afrika Borwa. Naa ke mathadinthako afe ao le a šomišago go kgonagatša se?

Šetši sa Thobela FM se na le setswalle se se botse le magoši gammogo le baetapele ba setšo , se raloka mmino wa go bonala wa leleme la Sepedi. Šetši sa Thobela FM se šomiša tshwantšhetšo tšweledi ya Mahlakung go hlalosa ditaba tšeo di a ago setšhaba.

Setiši se se fa batheeletši sebaka sa gore ba tšee karolo go. Mananeo ka mokwa, go tšwa go dipoledišano goya go mmino.

Naa ke maikemišetšo afe ao o ratago go abelana le batheeletši ba thobela fm?

Thobela FM e tlo utulla badiragatši ba mmalwa ba go diragatša ka leleme la letswele.

Thobela FM e tlo tliša tshwantšhetšo tšweledi ya Mahlakung Bathong.

Thobela FM e tlo tšwela pele go bopa setswalle le makgoši

Thobela FM etlo thuša dikgwebo tše nnyane go gola.

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In keeping with SABC 2’s brand proposition of family entertainment, the channel will see the return of the newly revamped children’s show, KNR (Kids News Room).  KNR is a news show specifically curated for children and is the perfect fusion between education and entertainment. The show is targeted at children who are between the ages of 7-16 with the aim of reflecting their diversity.  Further to this the show seeks to provide children with a platform to express themselves on how they see the world around them whilst encouraging learning, participation, and an inquiring mind.

KNR was first broadcast in English on SABC 2 in 2004 under the name Kids News and subsequently migrated to SABC 1 in 2006. The show has since found its way back onto SABC 2 and promises to convey news in an exciting way that will garner the interest of children around South Africa as the show will be delivered in a variety of languages ranging from Sesotho to isiZulu. The show will be anchored by four presenters whom the children will relate to , namely Bonolo Moahludi,13 years, Leavante Sheba,16 years; Ruvarashe Marumo,16 years; Ayanda Masango,16 years; Thabelo Makhode,13 years; Kago Mavunda,15 years and Mhlontlo Geleba,22 years.

“SABC 2 prides itself on fulfilling its license mandate of informal knowledge building through crafting content that is relevant and relatable to its multigenerational audience. KNR is a prime example of how the channel continuously delivers on providing an immersive family viewing experience,” said Brand and PR Manager, Melba Thompson.  KNR is set to TX on the 2 June on SABC 2 at 16:30 and every Friday after that.

For more information, publicity pictures, and interview opportunities call the SABC2 Publicity Office.

In the leadup to Season 12, the storyline centres around 2 young boys discovering a dangerous hidden treasure, that leaves one of their lives and a budding relationship hanging in the balance. The Magongwa and Maputla families exchange angry words and accusations, leaving us wondering if they will ever be able to get past their differences.

The 1st episode of Season 12 sees the return of Thabo ‘Tbose’ Maputla’ under unfavourable circumstances that threaten to tear a young couple apart.

The character of ‘Tbose’ has been recast and will now be played by actor and dancer, Hungani Ndlovu.

A new character is also being introduced to the show. Tazz Nginda will be playing the character of Sisanda Qhubeka. A charming, marketing strategist who oozes

sex appeal and great confidence. But not everyone will welcome him with open arms, as he subtly stirs trouble that leaves the Maphosa kingdom divided.

Look out for Tazz from the 14^th July 2023. 

While we still plan to retain our original DNA through authentic and spectacular storytelling, Episode 1 of Season 12 will welcome a new, fresh and modern opening title sequence and updated logo. The concept is centred around bold expression and walking forward towards a brighter future.

So, whatever you do come the 3^rd of July 2023 at 18.30pm, DO NOT SKIP INTRO!

On Africa Day, celebrated annually on 25 May, ‘The SABC Limpopo Mini Broadcasting Museum’, was officially launched by the organisation’s Regional Operations Manager, Mr Oupa Mamabolo, in Polokwane, Limpopo. This launch was in tandem with the SABC’s Media Library’s legacy project, ‘Radio Bantu’, where the ageless echoes of popular public broadcasters, whose voices endeared the loyalty of listeners to the public broadcaster, are honoured.

SABC Limpopo is arguably one of the biggest regions for the public broadcaster, with a rich pedigree in broadcasting. Since relocating its offices to Polokwane in 1976, throngs of listeners have been coming to the building to see their favourite radio personalities.

Located at 19 Hospital Street, this SABC regional office which houses the newly launched museum, has seen its powerful combo of Radio Lebowa (renamed Thobela FM), Radio Tsonga (renamed Munghana Lonene FM) and Radio Venda (renamed Phalaphala FM), endearing themselves to its legions of listeners, and establishing  loyal bases in becoming the pride of the people of Limpopo, and beyond.

Great broadcasters have risen to prominence out of this National Point Key, including out of the SABC’s studios in Thohoyandou where some of Phalaphala FM’s shows are broadcast.

In providing the public further access to the station, Munghana Lonene FM has created a satellite studio at Masingita Mall in Giyani, about two hours’ drive from Polokwane.

“Largely, a museum enhances a sense of self-pride, invokes a feeling of belonging but moreover, makes one feel proud of how far off we have come. The indispensable inspiration that this mini-broadcasting museum will bring us and generations to come, begs no description. For far too long, credit has been going to the hunter, it’s time the lion tells its own tale. We are indeed indebted to our frontrunners, the SABC’s Group Chief Executive Officer (GCEO) Mr Madoda Mxakwe and our Executive leadership for granting us the sheer privilege to serve,” commented Mr Mamabolo.

“Until the lion learns how to write, every story will glorify the hunter”-Chinua Achebe, Things Fall Apart, 1958

Limpopo Regional Office