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Brenda Phiri Entertainment Reporter
Star Fm has taken outside broadcasting buzz to a higher level with the award-winning radio station dazzling crowds in different suburbs in the capital this Easter holiday.Scores of fans had a chance to meet some of their favourite presenters with 326 Express duo of Kudzai “KVG” Gwara and Pathisani “Mukwasha” Sibanda taking the popular outdoor spot known as KwaFatso in Glen Norah B by storm on Thursday.
Judging from the diverse crowd that turned up, it is evident that the electrifying 326 Express duo are popular with listeners of all ages, contrary to the notion that their fan base was mostly among the youths.
The braai spot was a hive of activity, a development that is deliberately aimed at bringing radio to the people, according to Star FM communications and public relations manager Beatrice Tonhodzayi-Ngondo.
“We are humbled by the support we are getting during the outside broadcasts. What is even more exciting is that while this move is designed to take radio to the people, it has seen us partner exciting business brands.
“Besides KwaFatso, we’ve had outside broadcasts with Pearlenta, Mahatma Rice and Sam Levy’s Village, to mention but a few over the last few weeks,” she said.
She said the station would continue to scale dizzy heights in its programmes, introducing cutting edge talk sessions across all its slots.
This success story comes after other outside broadcasts in Bulawayo, Kwekwe and Gweru.
So popular was the KVG and Pathisani partnership that while in Bulawayo, the station had to rope in security to control the crowd that were scrambling to get up close.
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