Staff
| Directorial & Management Staff | |
|---|---|
| Position/ Role | Name |
| President for Malay & International Programming | Zakiah Halim |
| Senior Programme Director | Isadhora Mohamed |
| Assistant Programme Director | Morniyati Tukimin |
| Music Director | Suriani Kassim (Sue) |
| Promotions Executive | Noreha Bajuri |
| Station Administrator | Asmah Bee |
| Full Time DJs | |
| Position/ Role | Name |
| Senior Executive Producer | Suharti Ali |
| Senior Executive Producer | Faridah Onn |
| Senior Executive Producer | Mariam Mas'od |
| Producer/Presenter | Shaik Abu Bakar (Ab Shaik) |
| Producer/Presenter | Muhd Tahar Hj Ghalib(TG) |
| Producer/Presenter | Abdul Razak Rahim(RZ) |
| Producer/Presenter | Nona Kirana Assan(Nona) |
| Producer/Presenter | Zauwiyah Majid(Zaza) |
| Producer/Presenter | Ahmad Sodiqin(Dyn) |
| Editorial & Current Affairs Team | |
| Position/ Role | Name |
| News Editor/Presenter | Anuwar Arifin |
| News Editor/Presenter | Amilia Amin |
| News Editor/Presenter | Ibrahim Jamil |
| News Editor/Presenter | Inon Salleh |
| News Editor/Presenter | Mohd Ashik |
| News Editor/Presenter | Norshima Aziz |
| News Editor/Presenter | Rashid Sulaiman |
| News Editor/Presenter | Siti Raudhah Osman |
| News Editor/Presenter | Surtini Sarwan |
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