Lotus FM

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Lotus FM (previously called Radio Lotus) is a South African national radio station based in Durban that caters for the needs of the South African Indian community. It combines a mix of Indian music, news, current affairs, interviews and entertainment. Lotus FM targets South African Indians between the ages of 25-34 (core) and 35-49 (secondary) in the LSM 7-10 segment. The station has an average daily audience of 319 000^{[citation needed]}.

Lotus FM has occasionally been the subject of complaints, with people of South Indian descent claiming that the station's broadcasts favour Hindi music over Tamil music. [1] [2].

[edit] Disc Jockeys

The following is a list of DJ's who play at the station (including weekends).

[edit] Frequencies

The station broadcasts in FM on the following frequencies throughout South Africa.

• 87.7 MHz Durban
• 87.9 MHz Ladysmith
• 88.2 MHz Port Shepstone
• 88.3 MHz Pietermaritzburg
• 88.9 MHz The Bluff
• 89.4 MHz Durban North
• 90.0 MHz Glencoe
• 97.8 MHz Cape Town
• 98.3 MHz Port Elizabeth
• 100.1 MHz Pretoria
• 106.8 MHz Johannesburg

[edit] External links

• Lotus FM Official website

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