Category: Outreach

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Listen Live Tuks FM scoops national and international radio awards The University of Pretoria’s (UP) campus radio station, Tuks FM, has emerged as a titan in the realm of radio excellence, clinching seven South African Radio Awards and three awards in the International Students Broadcasting Championship. “These remarkable achievements not only underscore the station’s commitment…

Listen Live Tuks FM Surprises Listeners with Spontaneous Rebranding as UP FM Pretoria, March 20, 2024 – Tuks FM 107.2, the campus radio station of the University of Pretoria, astounded listeners today with an electrifying on-air stunt, unveiling a surprise rebranding as UP FM. This daring move, executed with flair and spontaneity, underscores Tuks FM’s…

Tuks FM, the campus radio station at the University of Pretoria (UP), commemorated World Radio Day on February 13, 2024. Established by UNESCO in 2011, World Radio Day aims to raise public awareness about the significance of radio broadcasting. In alignment with the ethos of this global observance, Tuks FM distributed radios to visually impaired…

On Tuesday 22 March, Elizabeth Dreyer of the Pretoria Bobbies Marathon Club joined Tuks FM in studio to talk about the Pretoria Bobbies 3-in-1 Marathon which took place on Saturday the 26th of March..

For many people across Pretoria for whom winter consists of fighting the icy cold, Tuks FM, in collaboration with the University of Pretoria, brought warmth to their hearts and tummies by donating blankets, food, clothing and much-needed funds.

On Friday the 6th of March Tuks FM invited the Shavathon team to the Tuks FM studios in support of the Cancer Association of South Africa’s (CANSA) 12th annual Shavathon held this year. Students from the University of Pretoria were encouraged to spray, shave or wrap their head in support of this great initiative.