South Africa, March 17 -- The research, conducted by leading consumer insights study BrandMapp, and presented by Brandon de Kock from WhyFive, confirms a growing, highly engaged audience with significant disposable income. This reinforces the station's long-term strategy of building a premium, lifestyle-led station grounded in trusted voices, quality content and meaningful audience connection.

It also shows that while overall radio listenership in Gauteng declined by approximately 5%, Hot 102.7FM recorded growth.

This research provides independent confirmation that Hot 102.7FM continues to strengthen its commercial footprint, attracting listeners who choose the station with intention and return to it daily.

This equates to an 11% footp...