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TV and radio star Karabo Ntshweng opens up about her first day-time radio slot

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Child TV star Karabo Ntshweng is just hours away from stepping into her very first day-time slot on 5FM — a moment she’s long manifested.

The seasoned broadcaster is transitioning from night-time radio to host 5 Mid Mornings with Karabo, where she promises listeners nothing but “pockets of joy” between 9am and 12pm.

Ntshweng talks to Sowetan about this career-defining shift, sharing how the new chapter reflects both her personal growth and her evolving voice in the entertainment industry.

31 Mar English South Africa News

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