Ronald Adrian Dudley Malamah-Thomas: The Friendly Octopus of Sierra Leone's Airwaves
Ronald Malamah-Thomas, a name synonymous with warmth, entertainment, and a passion for sports and music, left an indelible mark on Sierra Leone's broadcasting landscape. Born in Freetown in 1946, Ronald's life tragically ended in 1992. Affectionately nicknamed the "Friendly Octopus" for his ability to juggle various broadcasting tasks with infectious enthusiasm.
A Life Remembered
Legacy: A Voice That Lives On Ronald Malamah-Thomas, the "Friendly Octopus," will be remembered for his gift of communication, his love for sports and music, and his dedication to his family and country. His voice may be silenced, but his legacy lives on in the hearts of those he touched.
A Voice for All at the Sierra Leone Broadcasting Service
Beyond his broadcasting talents, Ronald held a deep passion for music. Whether sharing his enthusiasm on air or enjoying it privately, music undoubtedly enriched his life and likely touched the lives of his listeners.