Quick Facts about MoAfrika FM MoAfrika FM, broadcasting on 97.0 FM, is one of Lesotho’s leading radio stations. Known for its rich mix of cultural,
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social, and political content, it serves as a prominent platform for Basotho voices. The station also offers online streaming, making its programming accessible to listeners both locally and internationally.
MoAfrika FM is a proud ambassador of Sesotho culture, promoting its language, music, and traditions + the station is committed to raising awareness about issues critical to Lesotho’s development.
MoAfrika FM Profile and Content
MoAfrika FM is dedicated to providing diverse and engaging content, including:
News and Current Affairs: In-depth coverage of local and regional events, focusing on issues affecting Lesotho and its people.
Cultural Programming: Programs that celebrate Sesotho culture, traditions, and heritage, fostering pride among the Basotho.
Music: A blend of traditional Sesotho music, contemporary African beats, and global hits.
Talk Shows: Lively discussions on politics, social issues, and community matters.
Educational Segments: Programs aimed at raising awareness about health, education, and development initiatives.
Target Audience
MoAfrika FM serves a wide and diverse audience, including:
Local Basotho seeking news, cultural programming, and music in Sesotho.
Basotho diaspora wanting to stay connected to their roots through online streaming.
Youth audiences interested in contemporary music and discussions on current affairs.
Listeners seeking educational content, particularly on health, education, and social issues
Programming Highlights
MoAfrika FM offers a variety of engaging programs, such as:
Litaba tsa MoAfrika: Comprehensive news coverage focusing on Lesotho and the region.
Mololi oa Sechaba: A program highlighting Sesotho culture and traditions.
Pina ea MoAfrika: A music show featuring traditional Sesotho songs and modern African beats.
Bua le Sechaba: Talk shows where listeners can engage in discussions on politics, social issues, and governance.
Thuto le Bophelo: Educational programs covering topics such as health, literacy, and community development.
