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Welcome to the NCRF Northern Cape Website.
The National Community Radio Forum (NCRF) is a national, membership-based association of community radio stations and support service organisations. Radio station members are independent non-profit community based organisations, owned and managed by diverse local communities who actively participate in the development of programming activities for sustainable non-discriminatory local development.
The NCRF was established in 1993 to lobby for the diversification of the airwaves in South Africa and to promote the development and growth of the community radio sector.
The NCRF Northern Cape currently has 6 member stations as affiliates. These stations are RTS FM broadcasting in Kimberley; Radio Riverside broadcasting in Upington; Radio Kaboesna broadcasting in Calvinia; Radio Ulwazi broadcasting in De Aar; Radio NFM broadcasting in Springbok and Kurara FM broadcasting in Kuruman.
The NCRF Northern Cape is therefore represented through its members in all 5 district municipalities of the Northern Cape..
The National Community Radio Forum (NCRF) is a national, membership-based association of community radio stations and support service organisations. Radio station members are independent non-profit community based organisations, owned and managed by diverse local communities who actively participate in the development of programming activities for sustainable non-discriminatory local development.
The NCRF was established in 1993 to lobby for the diversification of the airwaves in South Africa and to promote the development and growth of the community radio sector.
The NCRF Northern Cape currently has 6 member stations as affiliates. These stations are RTS FM broadcasting in Kimberley; Radio Riverside broadcasting in Upington; Radio Kaboesna broadcasting in Calvinia; Radio Ulwazi broadcasting in De Aar; Radio NFM broadcasting in Springbok and Kurara FM broadcasting in Kuruman.
The NCRF Northern Cape is therefore represented through its members in all 5 district municipalities of the Northern Cape..