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OFM is central South Africa's largest independent radio station. Catering to an English and Afrikaans audience of LSM of 7 to 10 across the Free State, North West Province, Northern Cape and southern Gauteng. Visit www.ofm.co.za Ownership breakdown: AME – 75.1%, Kagiso – 24.9% Broadcasting hours: 24 hours a day, seven days a week Broadcast area: Free State, Northern Cape, Southern Gauteng, and North West. Advertising policy: Eleven minutes of advertising per hour in English and/or Afrikaans. Major station events: OFM Classic Cycle Race, OFM Carols by Candlelight, Bakkie Day music festival Past 7 day listenership: 529 000 (RAMS 2010/06) Target audience: An LSM 7-10 audience, 25-49 years of age. Listeners are innovators, and enjoy leisure activities, sport and the outdoors. They are brand loyal (the station calls them “the most loyal audience in SA”), and are not price sensitive. Listeners are social media savvy and engage regularly on ofm.co.za, on their mobiles on m.ofm.co.za, on twitter with @_OFM and OFM’s facebook fanpage Broadcast languages: English and Afrikaans Format: Adult Contemporary, interspersed with news and views from the station’s team of on-air personalities. The community is strongly reflected. Positioning: Wherever you go in central South Africa, from Upington to Harrismith and Vereeniging to Potchefstroom to Colesberg – OFM covers central South Africa. OFM, the sound of your life.

Namibia Post Limited (NamPost) was established by the Post and Telecommunications Companies Establishment Act 17 of 1992. The company is owned by the Namibia Post and Telecom Holdings Limited which is in turn owned by the Government of the Republic of Namibia. The purpose of NamPost as outlined in the establishing Act is to “conduct postal services and supplementary services”. The supplementary services are defined as the provision of Savings Bank services and money transfer services. NamPost has a vast network of 137 Post Offices countrywide, the only financial and logistic services provider with a footprint at all corners of the country. NamPost is a members of the Universal Postal Union (UPU), Pan Africa Union (PAPU) and Southern Africa Postal Operators Association (SAPOA) and has an international obligation in respect of universal postal services as set by the world body, UPU. NamPost is also guided by the national objectives of the line ministry, the Harambee Prosperity Plan and by vision 2030.

Namibia Media Holdings (NMH) is the largest media group in Namibia and serves as the umbrella company of three newspaper brands (Allgemeine Zeitung, Namibian Sun and Republikein) with print and digital offerings, a state of the art newsprint operation and a distribution network. With a history of over 39 years, Namibia Media Holdings (NMH) stands by its purpose to share information that will empower our communities with knowledge.