Tuks FM - Notable Alumni

Notable Alumni

The station has produced a string of household names in South African television, radio and journalism.

Radio:

  • 5FM DJ's: Gareth Cliff, Poppy Ntshongwana, Sias du Plessis, Grant Nash and Anele Mdoda, Kim Schulze(Newsreader), Rob Forbes
  • Jacaranda 94.2 DJ's: Clayton Robbertze, Duncan Pollock, Dewald Noel, Francois Du Toit, Marius van der Walt, Liezel van der Westhuizen, Martine vd Walt, Antowan Nöthling, Robbie Kruse, Christine Greyvenstein, Nadine Moore
  • Highveld Gloria Monaisa (Programming Director), Dineo Mphahlele (Newsreader); Carmen Reddy (Newsreader); Kriya Gangiah
  • RSG DJ: Neil Saayman;
  • Radio Pulpit DJ: Adriana Faling;
  • Classic FM DJ: Magz Kiko;
  • 702 Talk Radio presenters: Camilla Bath, Simon Dingle, Umayya Thebe and Dineo Mphahlele;Carmen Reddy; Tara Meaney
  • Adsat Corporate Radio, Highveld Stereo and OFM: Justine Coley;
  • Metro FM: Hlogi Mampuru a.k.a. Joe Man;
  • Dubai 92: Rob Weston.
  • OFM: Tim Zunckel (Programme Manager), Kenzy Vinco, Irene Fisher, Andre Kunz and Riaan van Heerden
  • East Coast Radio: Samson Oduntan
  • Algoa Fm: JD Mostert (Producer)

Television:

  • M-Net personnel (presenters, producers,etc.) Francois Nolte, Renier Roos and Victor Eckard aka Victor Edward;
  • SUPERSPORT Sias du Plessis
  • SABC personnel: Kim Schulze, Dineo Mphahlele, Duane Dell'Oca, Sarel van Vuuren, Tebogo Ramatjie, Victor Khasu and Vusi Ndala; Jenni Van Der Merwe
  • CNBC Africa: Eleni Giocos, Fenley Foxen
  • e.tv: Natascha Jacobsz (Morning Edition),Kriya Gangiah

Freelance

  • TV: Scot Scott;
  • Journalist: Simon Dingle;
  • Voice Over: Jannes Eiselin.

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