Trinity lands Canadian radio station gig

Thursday, February 19, 2015

Afro-jazz artist Trinity Mphoeng has landed a presenting job with Radio Kilimanjaro in Canada where he is based. The musician told Showbiz in an online interview that he got the gig after responding to an advert.

“I am self motivated and take time exploring my other hidden talents. I took a chance and applied like other candidates and luckily got the job,” he said, adding that he works only on weekends.

Trinity started as a newsreader at Radio Kilimanjaro, but will now be hosting a new African music show. Radio Kilimanjaro is an African radio station based in Toronto, Canada, which has a number or presenters in the Diaspora and is accessible online.

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