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Teboho Tsilane: Radio indispendible in Covid era
Distinguished guests, Ladies and Gentlemen; I have the pleasure and an honour to welcome you on this important occasion which marks the commemoration of the World Radio Day in this country. I presume that you are all aware that the world at large celebrated this day...
EU Ambassador to Lesotho: Journalists have responsibility to truth
Christian Manahl, the European Union's Ambassador to Lesotho, marked World Radio 2021 with the following speech at MISA Lesotho's celebration event. Radio is the world's oldest electronic broadcasting medium, about 100 years old, it has the widest coverage of all,...
MISA Lesotho Chair: Covid 19 exposed radio industry’s weakness
As the world celebrates 10th edition of the World Radio Day under the theme: New World, New Radio - the radio industry in Lesotho is faced with the challenge of resilience amid the global fast changing trends. The advent of Coronavirus has added salt to the wound....
Communications Minister: Radio powerful in fight against Covid 19
Lesotho's Communications Minister Keketso Sello made the following speech at MISA Lesotho's celebration of World Radio Day 2021. Ladies of gentlemen, only yesterday as I was preparing to come here, I was called to answer by my constituency back home in Hlotse, not in...
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