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Radio stations by genre

From log-drum amapiano to Sunday-morning gospel and 24-hour talk. Pick a genre to see every station in the directory that plays it.

News & Talk 4 stations Live news bulletins, current affairs, phone-ins and sport talk from South African broadcasters. Amapiano 1 stations Log drums, piano and the sound that took over South Africa — stations playing amapiano and sgija all day. Kwaito 4 stations Kwaito and its 90s and 2000s classics, still a staple of South African radio. Gospel 7 stations Gospel music, worship and praise stations from across the country. Christian 1 stations Christian radio: teaching, sermons, family programming and contemporary Christian music. Maskandi & Traditional 1 stations Maskandi, mbaqanga, marabi and traditional South African music. Pop & Top 40 4 stations Chart music, Top 40 countdowns and contemporary hit radio. Adult Contemporary 5 stations Easy-listening adult contemporary, soft rock and light music. Rock 2 stations Rock, alternative, metal and indie stations. Reggae & Dancehall 1 stations Reggae, roots, dub and dancehall. Classical 1 stations Classical music, opera and orchestral programming. Oldies & Retro 1 stations Golden oldies, 60s to 90s classics and retro throwback stations. Community Radio 7 stations Local community stations — the backbone of South African radio, broadcasting in every official language. Variety 18 stations Mixed-format stations that play a bit of everything across the day.

What South Africa listens to

Genre labels sit loosely on South African radio. A single commercial station will run breakfast talk, a midday chart show and a late-night house mix, so many stations appear under several genres here. The tags come from the community-maintained station database and are refined against station names and formats.

If a station is filed under the wrong genre, tell us and we will fix it. You can also browse by province if location matters more to you than format.

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