Today the world celebrates the lasting impact of radio as a vital tool for news, learning, and fun. First established by UNESCO in 2011 and officially recognized by the UN General Assembly in 2012, this day honors radio’s special knack for bringing people together. Whether it's through sharing local stories or sparking global conversations, radio remains a powerful bridge between different cultures and communities. Thabiso Tema spoke to Mothibi Ramusi ICASA Chairperson.

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