The YAMAs are back

The radio station said in its 16 years of broadcasting, it has dedicated itself to developing local talent and has played a major role in the development of urban music.  Not only that it has developed the entertainment industry, it would also like to celebrate the strides made thus far.

“The station continues to appreciate growth of those artists that came from nothing and are now big brands in the industry. Urban music has grown in terms of content and quality, which Yarona fm acknowledges and continues to support,” Yarona fm station manager, David Moepeng said.