UB online Radio official launch slated for thursday May 6, 2021

4 May 2021

The Pan Afrikanist Watchman:

The University of Botswana has finally established an online radio station which can be accessed on www.ubradio.co.bw or through a UBRadio App that can be downloaded on Google Playstore.

According to Public Affairs Officer at the county’s highest institution of learning, Thomas Nkhoma – himself a journalist of repute, having edited Kutlwano Magazine and served as Sub Editor for the state newspaper, Daily New – the official launch of UB Online Radio is slated for Thursday May 6, 2021at the Department of Media Studies, Block 247, 2nd Floor starting at 1430hrs.

Late last year during the launch of the New UB Strategy by Vice Chancellor Prof. David Norris, The Pan Afrikanist was fortunate to be taken on a guided tour of the radio studio as well as the UB television studio.

Although the television has not yet officially come on stream, students of the Department of Media Studies use the facilities for the practicals. The studio boasts the latest up-to-date equipment, which gives students a practical feel of what it is like to work in a radio station.

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