Get ready for real talk: Dineo Ranaka launches her no-holds-barred talk show
Legendary radio personality and TV star Dineo Ranaka has announced that she is set to host her own talk show called "The Dineo Ranaka Show" which will be premiering on Youtube.
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South African media personality Dineo Ranaka recently announced that she is set to launch her own talk show, 'The Dineo Ranaka Show'.
Taking to Instagram, Ranaka released a statement on Tuesday, April 22, to share the exciting news of the highly anticipated talk show.
The show promises to delve into the heart of real-life issues and relatable topics while guaranteeing viewers an entertaining and refreshing experience.
'I feel this show will grow into something that feels nostalgic yet current and contemporary all at the same time,' the media personality said.
Ranaka is a seasoned host and has hosted/co-hosted multiple shows since she embarked on her career in 2003.
She has hosted popular shows at multiple and well-known radio stations in SA including YFM, Metro FM as well as Kaya 959.
'The Dineo Ranaka Show' is set to launch on YouTube and will feature a dynamic mix of guests, shining the spotlight on unsung heroes, featuring experts on certain topics as well as featuring celebrity guests.
Ranaka shared that her talk show is certainly not a podcast, and she aims to create a name for herself as a talk show host.
'I hope to shake up the YouTube space and create a name for myself as a formidable talk show host. Right up there with the Felicia's, Noleen's, Ellen's and Oprah's of the world.
'It is time I shared with the world my full capabilities in this regard. I intend to give the world ME as I've never experienced before,' she added.
Fans and friends congratulated Ranaka on her talk show, and many shared that they cannot wait to tune in.
'Congratulations, D. This makes so much sense,' @salaminamosese commented.
@hermajesty_thebrave said, 'Personally, I can't wait!! I look forward to every adventure you embark on and take us with you as well.'
While @cassy_nkosy added: 'I already know it's going to be a banger. Patiently waiting for it.'
'The Dineo Ranaka Show' is set to premier on Monday, April 28 at 4pm on Youtube.
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