South Sudanese Students' Hour
Thursday 10:00am - 11:00am
Hi Listeners and Supporters of our Program. We are all happy to have your support throughout the year. We are coming to the end of the year 2010, and we would like you to continue enjoying and interacting freely with the program in 2011, requesting music, sharing good stories, etc.
Meet the Team
Hello Everybody, my name is Alex Lukare!I am one of the Presenters and Producers of the Sudanese radio program broadcast every Thursday at 10am on 6EBA 95.3 FM. I love doing the program because it gives us an opportunity to share issues with our people whether they be informative or educational. We always pay particular attention to items of special interest to youth.
During the program we invite our listeners to use the Station's talk back facility to share challenging issues. We recently oppened discussions on a topic dealing with marital issues in our culture. Did you know that when getting married in Africa the groom or the groom's family must pay money to the bride's family? This culture is very different from that in Australia and in the Western World. We discussed whether it was appropriate for us as Sudanese to keep these marital cultures or to adopt those of our adopted country.
During the program we play the very popular African music with plenty of drums, and will be happy to play your music request. Just call us on air during the program on (08) 9227 5953. We would love to hear from you and whether you enjoy our program too.
We sincerely thank the Management of 6EBA-FM for sponsoring us giving us the opportunity to broadcast to our small but growing emerging community.
I'm one of the Presenters of the South Sudanese radio program on 6EBA 95.3FM. I would like to thank you for your support, and am looking forward to the year 2011. |
Hi Listeners, my name is Emmanuel Onesimo!
I'm one of the Presenters of the South Sudanese radio program on 6EBA 95.3FM. I am very grateful for your support. I am happy to work with the entire team. All the best for the new year in 2011. |
Hi Listeners, my name is Taban Zico!
| In the Studio: Jan, 2007 Alex interviews the ladies from Legal Aid talking about issues that concern the Sudanese and African Communities. |
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| Today In the Studio July 2007 Alex and Susan welcome special guests to the studio, the Sudanese Exodus Band who will perform at the upcoming Red Cross International Youth Day Celebrations |  |
 | In the Studio: June, 2007 Susan Modong takes time to take a picture with Station Manager Helen. |
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2011-12-14 02:24:59
Dear Volunteers past and present, Just a few quick words to wish you all Season’s Greetings. I personally wish to thank each and every one of you who have so generously given of yourselves over the years to make our radio station the tremendous success it is today.
Station Manager
2011-10-25 01:50:12
The Multicultural Radio & Television Association of WA Inc. celebrated another successful year of community radio broadcasting on the 23/10/2011 at its Maylands Annexe where the Annual General Meeting was held. We thank our members for taking the time to attend this very important AGM and for the overwhelming show of support given to the Chairman Nikola Nikolich J.P. for his many years of service to the Association and to the outgoing Council for its transparency and accountability.
Station Manager
