Dr Kagiso Moloi has spent more than 20 years behind a microphone. Alongside his work at Dr Kagiso Moloi and Associates, he presents on Energy 100 FM and appears on NBC television as a resident dental expert. If you have heard him talk about toothache over breakfast, or introduce a jazz record on a Sunday, this is where you can find out more about that side of his work.
Every Thursday morning, Dr Moloi presents Breakfast Health with Dr Kagiso Moloi on Energy 100 FM. The weekly slot focuses on health information listeners can put to use straight away, with dental care as a regular topic. It is a chance to hear common questions about teeth and gums answered in everyday language.
On Sundays, the focus shifts to music. Dr Moloi hosts the Sunday Jazz Programme on Energy 100 FM, sharing jazz from home and further afield. Jazz has been the thread running through his radio career since his first shows at UNAM Radio in 2004.
Since 2006, Dr Moloi has been the resident dental expert on NBC’s Good Morning Namibia, joining the programme live on Tuesdays. His appearances give viewers across the country practical guidance on caring for their teeth and gums, from the comfort of home.
His broadcasting career has grown alongside his work as a dentist:
Along the way, he has hosted live shows and interviewed many guests in studio, and he writes and plans his own segments.
Since 2014, Dr Moloi has served as the Namibian host of UNESCO International Jazz Day, held each year on 30 April. The day celebrates jazz as a shared language between cultures, and his role brings that celebration to Namibian audiences.
Radio and television reach people in a way a dental chair cannot. A short segment on bleeding gums can be the nudge someone needs to book a visit they have been putting off. That link is part of what keeps the two careers connected. To read more about his clinical background and community work, visit Dr Moloi's full profile.
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