Radio 2000 Live

Radio 2000 is a national radio station broadcasting 24/7 from Auckland Park, Johannesburg, using frequencies that range between 97.2 and 100 FM. It also features a live stream on its website as an alternative source for listeners to enjoy its broadcasts.

This radio station was first launched in 1986 by the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC) with the intent of strengthening democracy and the bonds between South Africans. The recent departure of presenter Phat Joe prompted a new line-up, but the core content remains the same. In its broadcast, it features news and sports report, the latter focused especially on cricket, entertainment shows, lifestyle programming and music programmes with the biggest hits of today and of all time. Radio 2000 also offers competitions that give special prizes to the audience.

Radio 2000 Live

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Radio 2000 is a national radio station owned by the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC). It broadcasts to the nation from Auckland Park, Johannesburg using frequencies ranging from 97.2 to 100 FM.

On its website, Radio 2000 features a live stream that allows listeners from all over the world to enjoy its broadcasts live. Podcasts of the most popular programmes, as well as the playlist with the latest played songs, can also be found here.

Radio 2000 is a South African national radio station. Owned by the South African Broadcasting Corporation (SABC)[1] and based in Johannesburg, it broadcasts nationally between 97.2 and 100 FM. It is one of several radio stations in South Africa that broadcasts live sport reports.[2]

When it was established in July 1986, Radio 2000 would "simulcast" the original soundtracks of television programmes which were dubbed in Afrikaans, thereby catering for English speakers who wished to watch them in the original language.[3]

Who: Live Radio Drama is presented by an ensemble of approximately 10 actors and actresses who have been involved with Radio Drama productions at the Quick Center since 2000. There are two shows in one, the radio play heard over the sound system, complete with live sound effects, and the silent drama that casually unfolds between the actors when they are off microphone.

Vintage crimes-of-passion, murderous femme fatales, and mystery abound, as Live Radio Drama's suavely-dressed troupe of old time radio actors, musicians, and sound effects men transport audiences to another era. Snappy dialogue and original 1940s commercials keep things moving toward their inevitable end. Audiences can spend a suspenseful Valentine's Day weekend at the Quick and see what it was like in a golden-age radio station.

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In the meantime, we must all stand watch against cancer, even if that means confronting at times, our worst fears. None of us will ever die of embarrassment, so go to the doctor, and get that screening done. Remember, with early detection, quality care, love from our families and the grace of God, we can all lead longer, healthier and better lives.

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