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| Frequency | 93.0 FM |
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Lentswe Community Radio was a South African community radio station based in the Free State province of South Africa. [1]
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| Frequency | 93.0 FM |
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Lentswe Community Radio was a South African community radio station based in the Free State province of South Africa. [1]
.Mamokebisa Ditlame
. Armour Mojaki
.Tsekiso Mantoro
.Steve Naale
. Thomas Nopheche
.Fuzile Ncai
.Lucky Selai
.Thami Thandiso
. Thabo Mbele
. Thabo Mokoena
. Mzwandile Sontyale
. Sello Pheto
. Ace Mpinga
. Timothy Masemola
.Mamello Rathebe
.Teboho Mokoena .Isaac Mohamad
.Isaac Mohaka
. Bonnie Nzunga
.Mbulelo Mtshilibe
| 7 day | |
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| Dec 2012 | 24 000 |
| Feb 2013 | 29 000 |
| May 2013 | 6 000 |
| Jun 2013 | 9 000 |
in 2019 the station was closed down by ICASA for not adhering to its rules and regulations..
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