South African radio is about to get a serious shake-up as two of its biggest names, DJ Fresh (Thato Sikwane) and Unathi Nkayi, return to the airwaves with a brand-new venture. The dynamic duo has officially joined community radio station 93.8FM, bringing fresh energy and excitement to local radio lovers.
While many details about the station remain under wraps, one thing is certain: DJ Fresh and Unathi are leading the charge. The pair will co-host a show every Friday, a move that has already sparked enthusiasm among fans who have been eagerly waiting for their comeback.
A New Chapter in South African Radio
A recent Instagram video from the station offered a sneak peek into the soft launch event, held at Daruma By Oskido in Waterfall. The launch featured prominent industry figures and stakeholders, celebrating the beginning of what promises to be an exciting journey for 93.8FM.
Greg Maloka, a respected veteran in the industry and managing director of Kaya FM, shared his excitement about the project. “I am really excited. Today we launched with our first batch of talent, DJ Fresh and Unathi. We just did a four-hour special and invited all our friends, all our stakeholders, and everybody else around the community to come with us and start building this baby.”
DJ Fresh: A Radio Legend Returns
DJ Fresh’s return to the airwaves is a major event. After nearly four years off the air, his presence in South African radio remains iconic. His journey began in 1997 at YFM, where he quickly became a voice of the youth, revolutionizing urban radio. His show, The Fresh Drive, was a major success, making him one of the most recognized and respected personalities in the industry.
Discussing why he chose to join 93.8FM instead of other stations, DJ Fresh explained his decision on Instagram Stories: “So I’ve decided to go with 93.8. The reason we are going with 93.8 is because it made business sense … I will be able to make more each month than I would at any other radio station, including equity options also.”
But for DJ Fresh, this is more than just a financial decision—it’s about building something unique.This is a nice music to the ears of South African citizen, radio station lovers braise yourself because the wait won’t be long as we are constructing the whole new radio station with the famous voices and faces.
Unathi Nkayi’s Triumphant Return
Unathi Nkayi is another powerhouse making a comeback with 93.8FM. Last heard on All Star Drive alongside Justin Toerien on Star 91.9FM in 2023, her return to radio marks an exciting new phase in her career.
Unathi shared her vision for the station, promising to bring “excellence, greatness, evolution, quality, and luxury” to the airwaves. With her signature charm, deep industry knowledge, and undeniable talent, she is expected to be a key player in shaping the new station’s identity.
Fans Celebrate the Big News
The announcement of DJ Fresh and Unathi’s return has sent waves of excitement through social media, with fans expressing their joy and anticipation.
●More fans have started to show more love by commenting positively regarding this whole deal because they know that the legendary never disappoint.
●As this will bring back more good memories guys be ready for good entertainment.
Did you know that Unathi and Dj fresh are one’s of the most loved radio presenters in the industry with more loyal followers.?
What to Expect from 93.8FM
With DJ Fresh and Unathi at the helm, 93.8FM is set to introduce a fresh sound to South African radio. While the full lineup of shows and presenters has yet to be revealed, the station is expected to bring an exciting mix of music, talk, and engaging discussions that cater to a diverse audience.
For fans of these two industry giants, this is a long-awaited return that promises nostalgia, innovation, and top-tier entertainment. The countdown to their first broadcast has begun, and listeners are eager to tune in and experience what this new station has to offer.
With so much anticipation surrounding 93.8FM, one thing is clear—South African radio is about to enter a thrilling new era.