Halala: Thobela FM presenter Hunadi The Host nominated for SATMAs

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 By: Simon Majadibodu

Junior Letsoalo aka Hunadi The Host has been nominated for the SATMAs. Photo: Facebook / Thobela FM


Thobela FM presenter Junior Letsoalo who’s affectionately known as Hunadi The Host is appealing for her fans and listeners to vote for her after being nominated for the Best Traditional Music Radio Presenter of The Year.

Hunadi The Host, the energetic and talented radio presenter has been nominated at this year’s annual South African Traditional Music Awards (SATMAs).

The 33-year-old radio personality joined Thobela FM in 2021, and is presenting ‘Tša Borena’ show every Sunday night. 

Hunadi appealed with her fans and listeners to vote for her as she announced the good news of her nomination on her Facebook page.


‘Tša Borena’ presenter, Hunadi The Host pleads with her fans and listeners to vote for her following a SATMA nomination. Photo: Facebook / Thabo Mokiri


“I need you guys to PLEASE vote for me to bring it home. I wouldn’t be here if it wasn’t because of you. My win is your Win Our Win 🏆,” she wrote.

Additionally she wrote, “Let’s bring it home 🙏.”

Hunadi, who rocks the airwaves with her cheery voice, requires a lot of votes to win the prestigious award.

Votes can be cast for Hunadi The Host in the category of Best Traditional Music Radio Presenter of The Year, by texting 156 SATMA18 to 49495.


Thobela FM’s Hunadi The Host has been nominated for the SATMAs. Photo: Facebook / Hunadi The Host


As she pleads for votes she also penned, “O ka vouta as many times as you can.”

'Tša Borena' is a Sunday night cultural music show airing on Thobela FM, that plays Sepedi music from 17:30 to 20:00.


Hunadi The Host presents ‘Tsa Borena’ on Thobela FM, every Sunday from 17:30 to 20:00. Photo: Facebook / Thobela FM

The South African Traditional Music Awards finals will be hosted in Durban, DCC Jesus Rome, on December 15.




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