Robert Marawa signs million-rand deal with Primedia 947 as Marawa Sports Worldwide bounces back on the radio‬

Robert Marawa starts the year on a high note as he has secured a job at 947. The award-winning sportscaster is set to host his highly acclaimed sports show, Marawa Sports Worldwide (#MSW), live from Primedia’s 947 studios on weekdays at 6 pm from Wednesday, 1st February 2023.

Marawa is joyful about his new job and points out that the move to Primedia was “the best moment” in his radio career.

Taking to news reporters, Robert Marawa said:

“My move to Primedia is historic and exciting in creating a wider reach for all #MSW fans, especially for Gauteng residents complaining about being left out.”

“With this move, we are raising the game for sports enthusiasts in South Africa and beyond,”

“Listeners can look forward to sixty minutes filled to the brim with the latest sports news, exclusive exposés, and interviews, with real-time updates and insights.

‪Robert Marawa bounces back on the radio

With an illustrious career spanning years, Robert Marawa has since been dupped as one of the celebrated sports media personalities in South Africa. His profile saw him sharing the sports analysis panel with some of the world’s finest. However, in the mix of things, he was axed from SABC and SuperSport. His exit took a knock on his career, and rumours have it that he was struggling to make ends meet.

In November 2022, Marawa was making headlines for the wrong reasons as one of the biggest finance providers in Mzansi was reportedly after Robert Marawa’s Mercedes-Benz AMG. The repossession comes after he allegedly failed to make a balloon payment of more than R1 million.

Robert Marawa was allegedly taken to the Pretoria High Court after failing to pay the balloon payment of more than R1 million to his Mercedes-Benz. Reports say Mercedez-Bens was granted a court order to cancel the agreement and repossess the car in August. On top of that, the courts also gave the dealership permission to apply for an order to obtain any outstanding balance on the loan following the car’s resale.

It’s not clear if he settled his battle with the court, but Mzansi is happy for Marawa as he has secured a job which will allow him to put food on the table.