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Moloisi gets ready for expansion of his empire

- ANITA NKONKI

AS A WAY of marking 20 years in the South African entertainm­ent industry as a king in television talk shows and an actor, Aaron Moloisi has decided to expand his empire. The media personalit­y is counting the days to the launch of his internatio­nal digital radio station, Legend Radio which is set to go live on January 15 broadcasti­ng in 12 countries around the globe.

The statement released on social media unpacked that the station will engage in everyday conversati­ons that will empower and equip the streamers with all the tools they need to make legendary moves. The station is not a categorise­d content genre; they engage in a wider array of subject matters in all aspects.

Founder of the station Moloisi revealed that the majority of the hosts have never worked on the radio or any broadcast platform.

“I carefully and strategica­lly head hunted all of them across the world to bring sincerity and authentici­ty to the station,” he said.

The media personalit­y added that they have a few wild card hosts who will be bringing a wealth of knowledge and experience to the station. Some South African public figures will also form part of the upcoming radio station. Their dynamic line-up will be loaded with candidates from China, the US, Zambia, Mozambique, Canada and Nigeria who will be revealed after the launch of the station.

In efforts to garner a wider global audience, the Legend Radio app will come in eight languages such as English, IsiZulu, German, IsiXhosa, Afrikaans, Swahili, Portuguese and French.

Many may know Moloisi from popular television shows such as Shift on SABC 1, Special Assignment on SABC 3 and have also taken note of his remarkable acting skills on Skeem Sam on SABC 1 and on the famous telenovela Mzansi Magic’s The Queen and many more.

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AARON Moloisi to launch an internatio­nal digital radio station. | Social Media

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