| Business
opportunities Innocentia Memela – small business operator “The
programme is a godsend. My family and I have listened to all
the programmes, but unfortunately we listen for 30 minutes only
because we must tune into our daily drama programme on another
station. But what we have heard is encouraging, especially the
bit about small business opportunities. No-one brings the latest
Cato Manor developments like the Siyaya team.” |
In-depth
news coverage Ndumiso Zondi – self-employed “The Siyaya team
must be congratulated for their efforts – we hope they will
not disappear into thin air. For me, one hour is not enough.
We need more than one hour. The programmes are too short. I
feel there must be more in-depth news coverage.” |
Lets
hear local music Jerome Shusha – music fan “Cato Manor has an
abundance of talent in music from maskanda to jazz. We also
have recorded artists among us. Can we not give them exposure
by playing their music on air? Surely we would have contributed
to their development.” |
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sports news Sipho Memela – Cato Crest Athletics Club “The programme
is excellent, but more time must be spent on sport. There is
so much going on in the sporting fraternity inside Cato Manor.
Four minutes will not do justice. Cato Crest listeners need
to know what is happening in other areas of Cato Manor and vice-versa.” |
Sunday
broadcast Milton Gcwensa “The broadcast should be on Sunday
during lunch time when everyone is at home. There are important
messages for everyone. The CMDA has done an excellent job in
trying to disseminate information to all residents.” |
