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Metro FM

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South African radio station
This article is about the South African radio station. For other uses, seeMetro FM (disambiguation).
For theNorth East England station formerly known as "Metro FM" and "Metro Radio", seeHits Radio North East.
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Metro FM
Broadcast areaSouth Africa, broadcast nationwide
FrequencyRegional (varies)
Programming
FormatUrban contemporary
Ownership
OwnerSABC
History
First air date
October 1986
Links
Webcastwww.metrofm.co.za

Metro FM is a national commercialradio station inSouth Africa owned by theSouth African Broadcasting Corporation. The station broadcasts on FM Stereo as well as theDStv Bouquet Channel 801.[1]Telephone :

History

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The station started broadcasting in October, 1986 as Radio Metro to compete with the now defunct Radio Bop. Playing a mix of urban contemporary andbubblegum pop Radio Bop was able to reach black audiences in parts of theTransvaal by broadcasting on the AM band from the "independent"bantustan ofBophuthatswana where it was licensed. This prompted the SABC's then white management to launch Radio Metro which was put on air in about six months, from the planning stages.

The station launched the careers of a number of radio celebrities including,Bob Mabena,Shado Twala,Treasure Tshabalala and Lawrence Dube.

Over the years the station has had a number of competitors, including in the very competitive Johannesburg radio market where two stations,Kaya FM andYFM, launched in mid/late 1990s have taken away some audience from Metro FM.

Metro sponsors theMetro FM Music Awards,[2] the2016 edition being the 15th. Known as Mabhena FM.

Broadcast time

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Listenership figures

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This section needs to beupdated. Please help update this article to reflect recent events or newly available information.(August 2019)
Estimated Listenership[4]
7 DayAve. Mon-Fri
May 20135 713 0002 110 000
Feb 20135 722 0002 143 000
Dec 20125 763 0002 171 000
Oct 20126 013 0002 223 000
Aug 20126 252 0002 317 000
Jun 20126 423 0002 432 000

References

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  1. ^Metro FM Facebook Page (Info)
  2. ^"MetroFM Music Awards 2023". Retrieved17 March 2023.
  3. ^The Annual Guide to Radio in South Africa (AdVantage 2012). Media 24. 2012. Archived fromthe original on 23 May 2013.
  4. ^SAARF RAMS (Presentations)

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