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5 minutes with Thomas Msengana

Veteran radio host Thomas Msengana has joined Kaya FM’s exciting line-up. He tells us what his fans and listeners can expect.

By: Fundiswa Nkwanyana

1.How would you describe yourself?

I am a family man; I love my wife and children. I’m also a proudly black South African and have a deep love for the country. I’m passionate about radio and golf.

2. What are you loving at the moment?

The doors that have opened for me; I am excited about joining Kaya FM! I have put many years into my craft, I love that I can see my growth.

3. As you join Kaya FM, what can your fans and listeners expect from your show?

I have been in the radio industry since 1996, so I will bring my experience and expertise to the table. Listeners can expect my unique style of presenting and plenty of hip-hop music. I am also coming with holistic collectiveness and connectivity.

4. As we head into the festive season, what are you looking forward to?

Going on a baecation with my lovely wife. I’m also looking forward to playing better golf.

Catch Thomas’s show, Epic Rhythms, on Fridays from 7pm to 10pm, and on Saturdays from 6pm to 10pm

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