Get your dose of GSM network information with MTN and Bush Radio (and win!)

Every Tuesday and Thursday starting from the 6th of June till the 2nd July on the Breakfast Rush at 8am, you can learn more about MTN Zone, Mahala, Data Packages, One for all, Mobile Money, Pro Pack, Cellphone fraud and Contracts.

MTN is also giving eight lucky listeners the opportunity to win a hamper to the value of R 1000 which consists of:

– Original AJAX CT Jersey (valued at over R500)
– Waterbottle
– Peak Cap
– Pen
– Lanyard
– Tshirt
– Bottle Opener
– Lip Balm
– Cooler Bag
– Drawstring Bag
– MTN Beach Towel

To stand a chance of winning the MTN hamper all you need to do is.:

Tune into the Breakfast Rush on 89.5FM / via www.bushradio.co.za and answer the simple question that will be asked on Tuesday and Thursday at 8am.

Then all you have to do to stand a chance of winning is:

SMS the keyword MTN + the answer, your name + surname to 32158.

The winner will be announced in the next week’s show at 8:10am.

* Tuesday’s competition will start at 8am and end at 4pm on Wednesday
* Thursday’s competition will start at 8am and end at 4pm on Friday.

Enter often to increase your chances of winning. SMS cost R1 and free minutes do not not count.

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MKK 2009 presents a bright future

Putting MKK 2009 together was not without its challenges, like others we too have suffered due to the economic meltdown.

 We are proud to say that the 10th Media Kidocracy Konference (MKK 2009) which ran from the 14th to the 18th December 2009 was a resounding success.

On the final day the young delegates (12 – 18 years old) presented their productions in a four hour closing ceremony which included video, online, graffiti and radio presentations.

 The closing ceremony also included performances by young Capetonian talent such as Shaz & B, Apple and Cinnamon and Grand Alliance.

The photographers have captured the contrast between the beauty of our natural landscape and the filth that soils it.

The television group challenged us to re-examine our so-called natural ways of being as men and women with respect to violence within the home.

The graffiti group showed through their piece that although we may differ linguistically and/or culturally, we can live in harmony.

The online and radio groups have spread the word that violence is not and never will be an option, be it violence inflicted by others through forced child labour or self-inflicted violence in the form of substance abuse.

WATCH THE ONLINE GROUP’S POWERPOINT PRESENTATION (CLICK HERE)

LISTEN TO THE RADIO GROUP’S FEATURE (CLICK HERE)

Together these products send a resounding message that states that their vision for tomorrow is one in which they wish not to live in fear and is filled with hope.

We would like to thank the following individuals and organizations for their assistance through advice and contributions in making this conference a success:

St Agnes Primary School and in particular the principal Mr. Alfonso Louw and caretaker Mr. Marsh.

Mr. Darion Pillay from Woolworths Financial Services

Mr Neil John Smith from John Smith Photography and Design

Mr. Brad Hale from Wild Organic Foods

Superfoto Canal Walk

Shoprite Woodstock

Ms. Lache Woldson from MTN

Trevor Muller from The Indibano Group

Loaded Smoothies

MAK1

We would also like to thank:

Elroy Williams for logistical support

Brenda Leonard and Belinda Sepkit from Bush Radio’s admin department who made the lunches

All the production facilitators and content facilitators.

The guest speakers who joined us on the first day of the conference, especially Ms Jennifer Hartnick from the Provincial Parliament whose kind and gentle words set a good tone for the conference.

We would also like to thank our delegates who joined us from as far a-field as Northern Ireland (Public Achievement) and Canada (Canada World Youth).