Man Celebrates 2022’s Voice of the Station Gig for SABC PBS Radio/Tru FM and Mzansi Is Overjoyed
- A man celebrated online with a heartfelt post about his new appointment as the voice of the station for Tru FM
- He accredited his zeal and tenacity as well as his continued social media presence for the achievement
- Peeps were amazed by his big deal appointment and praised him on it, while some admitted that they knew he would make it big
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Sine the voice artist posted a celebratory post on Twitter where he announced his partnership with SABC radio. He shared with peeps online that he is the voice of PBS radio station, Tru FM, for the year.
He opened his post with the words:
"It is only through hard work, dedication and my presence on social media that my career has reached this point."
Source: Twitter
Peeps showed the newly-appointed voice of the station some love as they flooded his Twitter post with praise. Some stated that it was Sine's destiny and commended him for pushing his career through social media.
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@mbuyi_shadrack said:
"Congratulations, brother! This is so well deserved. You've really put in the work and I'm certain this is only the beginning of many great things and successes."
@MashelMokale said
@chwayitabathi said:
"Congratulations, Sine. Wishing you the very best, and we're looking forward to listening to you for many years to come."
@_chuma_ said:
@KhumiHamese said:
"I knew that it was either this or those SABC radio stories. I am so so happy for you. You built your whole career just by pushing your passion on social media. Like, I'm so proud of you. It's been beautiful to watch.
"Madluphuthu”: Popular radio host Robert Marawa announces return to airwaves
In a similar story, Briefly News reported that popular radio broadcaster Robert Marawa announced that he will be back on the airwaves. The veteran sports broadcaster and television host will be broadcasting on a different platform.
Marawa headed to his social media page and announced the news to the delight of many South African sports lovers and radio fanatics. Marawa was to host a sports programme that would broadcast simultaneously on SowetanLIVE, VumaFM as well as RiseFM.
The post attracted many fans and public figures including journalists such as Hajra Omarjee, Carol Tshabalala and Mzilikazi wa Afrika. The former SABC radio host invited his followers to a show called Marawa Sports Worldwide.
Source: Briefly News
