STATION MANAGER'S VISIT TO HOLLAND
    

Our station manager. Sanele Sobantwana, recently made a visit to Holland and we hope soon to be able to announce some exciting and new developments for Radio Today.

In the meantime below are some happy snaps taken during his visit.

  

Celebrating Queen's Day, Queen Beatrix's Official Birthday, in
Amsterdam with Aaron Peterer of the Anne Frank House

Sanele and Hettie Lubberding visitng Radio Free Voice in Hilversum,  Netherlands

HIVOS based in The Hague, is a much valued partner and generous funder of
Radio Today's OUTSPOKEN programme hosted by Frank Malaba, Mondays 21h00. It deals with LGBT rights and equality.
Sanele is seen here enjoying a late afternoon chat on a canal in Utrecht
with Marijke Haanraadts and Paul Jansen of the HIVOS Foundation

In the Westerkerk, Amsterdam, in the presence of Queen Beatrix on the occasion of the celebration of the 50th anniversary of the Anne Frank House.

Sanele Sobantwana with Herman van Geldering and Hettie Lubberding, formerly
a volunteer with Radio Today in the newsroom of Radio Nederland
International in Hilversum, Netherlands

Sanele in the Reception of Radio Nederkland International
Outside the Westerkerk, Amsterdam. The Westerkerk is half a block from the Anne Frank House on the Prinsengracht

At the front door of the Anne Frank
House, Prinsengracht 263, Amsterdam on the occasion of the 50th anniversary
celebrations of the opening of the Anne Frank House to the public.
The website www.annefrank.org offers web browers a wonderful virtual tour
of the House. A specially commissioned virtual tour celebrating the golden
jubiulee of the House.

The Station Manager, Sanele Sobantwana, recently attended the 50th Anniversary Celebrations of the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam, attended by
Queen Beatrix of the Netherlands. Sanele was hosted by Jan Erik Dubbelman the International Director of the House and Aaron Peterer, who is looks after South African affairs.
On behalf of Radio Today Sanele presented the Anne Frank House with a replica of the diary used by Anne and dropped on the floor when then Gestapo captured the family for Auschwitz. The gift made specially made from beads
by the crafters at the Rosebank Craft Market.
L to R: Sanele Sobantwana; Aaron Peterer; Kumresh Chetty of South Africa; Jan Erik Dubbelman; Myra Osrin of the Cape Town Holocaust Centre who was closely involved in bringing the Anne Frank exhibition to South Africa in
1995

BELOW
Thursday April 29th 2010: Jan Erik Dubbelman, the International Director of the Anne Frank House, 263 Prinsesgracht, Amsterdam parading through the streets of Amsterdam carrying the framed beaded Anne Frank diary presented to the House on the occasion of the 50th Anniversary of the Anne Frank House, 28th April 2010.
Sanele Sobantwana, Station Manager of 1485 Radio Today handing over a framed
photograph to Edison Kamuto of the beaded Anne Frank diary he and his
colleague made for presentation to the Anne Frank House