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Thanks to the funds raised by the more than 13 000 people who participated in the 2018 Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer, the Cancer Association of South Africa (CANSA) Care Centre in the Eastern Cape has purchased the province’s first portable

Algoa FM's managing director, Dave Tiltmann, is on the move.He was appointed Chief Executive Officer of JSE-listed company, African Media Entertainment, effective 1 December 2018 after being with the subsidiary radio station since 1989.Tiltmann

Algoa FM is proud to announce that it is investing in its broadcast footprint by commencing a 15-month property development, which will become home to the future of the media company’s business in the Baakens Valley, Nelson Mandela Bay.Algoa

There will be perfect conditions for the 20th annual Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer, which will transform the Port Elizabeth beach-front into a sea of pink tomorrow.According to the weather prophets, it will be a relatively cool and overcast morning

All those affected by cancer are being granted the opportunity to write messages of hope on two new vehicles and on their race numbers as part of the annual Algoa FM Big Walk for Cancer.Isuzu, the official vehicle sponsor to the Algoa FM Big Walk

Hot on the heels of being named 2018 Commercial Radio Station of the Year at the Liberty Radio Awards, Algoa FM has become the first commercial radio station in South Africa to actively introduce a new app to engage with its audience.“We&rsquo

A breakthrough energy project, a minigrid generating 75 kilowatts of energy, driven by the Eastern Cape government and its German Lower Saxony government counterpart, is set to bring development opportunities to a remote village of Upper Blinkwater

The Eastern Cape is home to South Africa's top commercial radio station.Algoa FM received the Commercial Station of the Year award as well as three category awards at the annual Liberty Radio Awards ceremony hosted in Gauteng on Saturday, April

Families and friends should encourage their menfolk to overcome their reluctance to go for regular cancer screening, says Maureen Botha, the Nelson Mandela Bay district manager for the Eastern Cape Health Department.Speaking at the handover of R570