History at a glance
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Programmes
Three programme divisions are responsible for the radio programmes. Approximately 153 announcers are used, of which only a few are in full-time employment with Radio Pulpit. The rest are involved in a freelance capacity.
Broadcasts are done in the following eleven South African languages: English, Afrikaans, Ndebele, Northern Sotho, Siswati, Southern Sotho, Tsonga, Tswana, Xhosa, Zulu and Venda.
Transmitter
AM (657 kHz)
Radio Pulpit installed a new medium wave transmitter in Meyerton, Gauteng. Broadcasts are 24/7. Sentech provides the technical support for the transmitter.
During the day reception from this transmitter is limited to a radius of 300 km around Meyerton. At night this area increases, allowing practically the entire country to be reached because of the character and nature of medium wave radio waves. Even countries to the north of the RSA can receive these broadcasts. (Click here to read more about medium wave and digital broadcasting.)
Internet
Radio Pulpit can be heard over the Internet via audio streaming.
Satellite
Radio Pulpit is on the audio channel of the Vivid satellite decoder since 2006.Facebook
Three programme divisions are responsible for the radio programmes. Approximately 153 announcers are used, of which only a few are in full-time employment with Radio Pulpit. The rest are involved in a freelance capacity.
Broadcasts are done in the following eleven South African languages: English, Afrikaans, Ndebele, Northern Sotho, Siswati, Southern Sotho, Tsonga, Tswana, Xhosa, Zulu and Venda.
Transmitter
AM (657 kHz)
Radio Pulpit installed a new medium wave transmitter in Meyerton, Gauteng. Broadcasts are 24/7. Sentech provides the technical support for the transmitter.
During the day reception from this transmitter is limited to a radius of 300 km around Meyerton. At night this area increases, allowing practically the entire country to be reached because of the character and nature of medium wave radio waves. Even countries to the north of the RSA can receive these broadcasts. (Click here to read more about medium wave and digital broadcasting.)
Internet
Radio Pulpit can be heard over the Internet via audio streaming.
Satellite
Radio Pulpit is on the audio channel of the Vivid satellite decoder since 2006.
DStv
Radio Pulpit was blessed with the addition of radio channel 882 on DStv’s radio channel bouquet in August 2009. This means that listeners across Africa can tune in to Radio Pulpit. For more info on how to tune in using DStv click here.
Mobile Phones
Radio Pulpit can also be listened to on your mobile phone. Click here for all the options.
Radio Pulpit took the decision to shine its light on the exciting social media arena by creating an Afrikaans and English supporter’s page. The pages are growing in leaps and bounds. To join click here.