Main radio station on Anjouan Island allowed to resume broadcast of evening news programme

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Reporters Without Borders (RSF)

8 February 2005

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(RSF/IFEX) – Radio Dzialandzé Mutsamudu (RDM) was told it could resume broadcasting its nightly news programme on 29 January 2005, station coordinator Saïd Ali Bacar said. Since that date, listeners on Anjouan Island have been able to tune in to the nightly news programme, “which deals mainly with international events,” Bacar said. The programme was […]

(RSF/IFEX) – Radio Dzialandzé Mutsamudu (RDM) was told it could resume broadcasting its nightly news programme on 29 January 2005, station coordinator Saïd Ali Bacar said. Since that date, listeners on Anjouan Island have been able to tune in to the nightly news programme, “which deals mainly with international events,” Bacar said. The programme was suspended on 12 January on the Interior Ministry’s orders.

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