Botswana Guardian

GabzFM on DSTV audio bouquet

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With a mission to continue to bring more local content on DStv, MultiChoic­e Botswana is excited to announce that popular adult contempora­ry radio station, GabzFM is joining the DSTV family on channel 844. The news was revealed this week, where the ceremonial switch was conducted. The event was held at the MultiChoic­e offices in Riverwalk. The day coincided with the Internatio­nal Women’s Day celebratio­n. Even more spectacula­r is the fact that the Ambassador of Botswana to Australia, Dorcus Makgato was in attendance, and was interviewe­d by the host of the Iconic drive time show, Dollar Mac. GabzFM is joining Yarona FM and Duma FM which are already available on the audio bouquet.

“GabzFM was establishe­d under the tagline, ‘ Power to engage your world’, and over the years, the radio station has been doing a sterling job entertaini­ng the masses with local and internatio­nal music, riveting features, news, and traffic show stopping discussion­s on its famous morning shows. “

Speaking on the occasion of the launch, MultiChoic­e Botswana General Manager, Lorato Mwape highlighte­d that the company always strives to bring their customers the best in video entertainm­ent throughout its 30 years history in Botswana. She noted that as Africa’s leading story teller, they have continuous­ly looked for opportunit­ies to highlight local content and to play a role in growing the local creative sector.

“The launch of GabzFM is just one of those ways in which we have been able to act on our promise of making DStv more locally relevant to Batswana,” she said.

Mwape further said that over the years, they have gone by the motto # Remoteng because they continue to put local content as a priority.

“We have also recently engaged in Anti Piracy campaign to ensure that Batswana recognise the importance of subscribin­g locally which creates more opportunit­ies to grow the local creative industry. And we trust that with the addition of GabzFM we will only see more local radio and more television content making its way into our screens,” said Mwape.

GabzFM Station Manager, Lesego Komanyane hailed this developmen­t. The addition, Komanyane said, will boost the radio station and give them a wider reach with hundreds of thousands of households listening in from the comfort of their homes. “DSTV’s footprint covers the entire country and it gives us great joy to be able to have GabzFM that much closer to Batswana,” said Komanyane.

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