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Radio’s renaissance

Old men admiring his radio PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE
Old men admiring his radio PIC: KENNEDY RAMOKONE

Radio, once the undisputed ruler of the media realm, finds itself in a battle for relevance as podcasting and talk radio rival lure away its flagship show's audience.

Insiders fear that the industry is losing ground and therefore failing to captivate the younger generation. However, amidst these challenges, innovative strategies and novel approaches hold the key to radio's resurgence and its transformation into a powerful force in the digital age.

Traditionally known for its prowess in music discovery, radio has been losing its appeal as listeners now have easy access to music platforms offering personalised playlists.

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