When hippos 🦛 argue 💀
IN VIDEO
Munga wine na league so? 😂😂
PZEE na Chromez
#RHBmoments
How is that gym subscription coming on?
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The legend, Snoop Dogg giving his shoulders the exercise they deserve. How is that gym subscription coming on for you so far?
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SPECIAL INTERVIEW - with the Chairman of HOT Media Group Mr. Oscar Chavula announcing the launch of the Zach Chavula Memorial Radio Academy.
The Zach Chavula Memorial Radio Academy was established on the occasion of Zachariah Chavula’s third memorial anniversary this January of 2024.
The Academy is named after Zach Chavula, a legend in Zambian radio broadcasting and an astute leader who at the time of his death on January 1st 2021 was Chief Executive Officer and Co-Founder of Hot FM.
As a naturally gifted teacher, Zach was always on hand to share his vast media experience with budding Radio Presenters.
SOCIALIST PARTY PRESS BRIEFFING
SOCIALIST PARTY PRESS BRIEFFING
Happy new year
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Happy new year to each one of you. Thank you for holding it down with us over the past year. Here 🥂 is to a great 2024 together.
New Zealand celebrates first
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The first major city to greet 2024 was Auckland, in New Zealand, where fireworks were let off from its tallest building, the Sky Tower.
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Parts of Asia are now ringing in the new year - with India, Sri Lanka and Nepal among the latest countries to reach midnight. Hong Kong celebrated with a huge fireworks display over Victoria Harbour in front of hundreds of thousands of people.
Sydney's display was launched from the iconic Harbour Bridge and the Opera House and thrilled a crowd for 12 minutes. Residents of the Pacific nation of Kiribati were the first to greet the new year.
And the first major city to greet 2024 was Auckland, in New Zealand, where fireworks were let off from its tallest building, the Sky Tower (video below).
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IN VIDEO
Chalila kuno 🥳🎊🎁🎉🕺💃🪩!
DeeJay CreeJay live in the mix.
WE DO NOT OWN THE RIGHTS TO THE MUSIC PLAYING
IN VIDEO
Arsenal ate a humble pie last night that was served by West Ham United for their last 2023 meal 🥘 at their table.
Hello 👋 PZEE
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Get ready for an adrenaline-packed experience with Africa’s biggest soccer showdown is here.
Fly into the action and follow your team to Abidjan with SAA from 13 January - 11February 2024, for the biggest African soccer showdown.
Be part of the excitement and be part of the beautiful game!
Mountain biking 🚵♀️
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This looks fun 🤩 but in actual meaning, it is Arsenal crashing down from the top 🤪.
From mountain biking 🚵♀️, mud-sliding.
How was your Christmas 🤶 day?
IN VIDEO
How was your Christmas 🎄 day?
A car wash employee had his and the client’s Christmas Day ruined after he got into a Toyota Hilux (Hi La La 😅), in an attempt to move it out of the water gun spraying bay at this unknown car wash yesterday.
The video, shared by MC Kaladi on this platform indicates that owner of the Hilux is a female as per voices in it. How this was resolved is unclear as no further information has been provided.
Merry Christmas from everyone at HOT FM. We wish you love and happiness this holiday season.
#YourChristmasStation
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The burgeoning friendship between American sensation, Chris Brown and Nigerian music maestro David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, reached a new pinnacle during a recent event, with their captivating performance of "Unavailable" stealing the spotlight and becoming the highlight of the night.
As Davido graced the stage alongside Chris Brown, the duo didn't merely present a musical collaboration but elevated the entertainment quotient by immersing themselves in a seamless dance collaboration.
The energy was palpable as they sang to the beats of Davido's hit track "Sensational" and gracefully transitioned into a mesmerizing rendition of "Unavailable."
The synchronized dance steps that accompanied their performance left the audience in awe, showcasing not only their musical synergy but also their prowess on the dance floor.
The crowd erupted in cheers as Chris Brown and Davido delivered a spellbinding display of talent and camaraderie, creating a memorable moment for all those present.
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IN VIDEO
It’s the weekeeeeeeend!
And Dj Gavino Africa is live on the ones and twos right now on #YourChristmasStation with all your Christmas weekend hits 🎄🎅🤶🧑🎄🕺💃
#MerryChristmas #BeSafe
One more sleep, and it’s the weekend 🕺
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One ☝️ more sleep, and it’s the weekend. Jah bless 🕺
IN VIDEO
The weekday StanChart quiz at 07:20am on #RHB that’s sponsored by Standard Chartered bank be like 👇👇👇🤣🤣🤣.
Red Hot Breakfast
IN VIDEO
PZEE and @Chromez host Zambeef Products Plc’s Corporate Affairs & Sustainability executive, Mr. Ezekiel Sekele for an exclusive insight into Zambeef Food and Safety Commitment as he shares everything you need to know about Zambeef’s Commitment to Food Safety.
IN VIDEO
A large volcanic eruption is underway in southwestern Iceland, with semi-molten rock shooting high into the air in an area where scientists feared for weeks that such an event would take place.
It's happening about 2 miles north of the town of Grindavik, which had been evacuated in November amid fears that an eruption nearby was likely. Earthquakes left some homes damaged in the town, which also prompted evacuations.
This type of eruption is not likely to send a large amount of ash into the air, and therefore, large-scale flight delays and cancellations are not expected. The eruption is happening about 30 miles southwest of Iceland's capital, Reykjavik, along the Reykjanes Peninsula.
Iceland’s Foreign Minister Bjarne Benediktsson said on X, formerly Twitter, that there were no disruptions of flights to and from Iceland and international flight corridors remain open.
Iceland, which sits above a volcanic hotspot in the North Atlantic, averages an eruption every four to five years. The most disruptive in recent times was the 2010 eruption of the Eyjafjallajokull volcano, which spewed huge clouds of ash into the atmosphere and led to widespread airspace closures over Europe.
Icelandic broadcaster RUV showed a live feed of the eruption on its website. Christmas carols played in the background.
The November evacuation of Grindavik meant few people were near the site of eruption when it occurred and authorities have warned others to stay away. The nearby Blue Lagoon geothermal spa — one of Iceland’s biggest tourist attractions — also closed temporarily that month as a swarm of earthquakes put the island nation on alert for a possible volcanic eruption.
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