HAITI Media and Telecoms Landscape Guide - Infoasaid
HAITI Media and Telecoms Landscape Guide - Infoasaid
HAITI Media and Telecoms Landscape Guide - Infoasaid
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34They also broadcast online.TNH claims to cover 90% of Haiti with its free-to-air terrestrial TV signal.The TV station has good production facilities, but lacks the budget to producesophisticated programmes. It carries a lot of news programmes <strong>and</strong> documentaries.It was founded in 1979 during the government of former President Jean-ClaudeDuvalier (“Baby Doc”), two years after its radio counterpart.RNH broadcasts on 105.3 FM <strong>and</strong> 102.1 FM in Port-au-Prince <strong>and</strong> nationwide onMedium Wave on 1080 AM.It also operates a local radio station in the northern town of Cap Haïtien, whichbroadcasts on 105.1 <strong>and</strong> 106.3 FM.RTNH Executive Director – Bernier SylvainTel. +509 3186-888Email: biensage@hotmail.comRTNH Head of Programmes - Humber Noël SaintMob: +509 3702-7404RTNH Head of Information – Marc André OdigéMob: +509 3454-7474Email: <strong>and</strong>remarcodige@yahoo.frAddress: RTNH, Delmas 65, Impasse Orchidée, # 12, Port-au-PrinceGroupe Le Nouvelliste www.lenouvelliste.comMax Chauvet, the owner of Haiti’s only daily newspaper, Le Nouvelliste, also ownsa majority stake in two radio stations <strong>and</strong> a TV station in Port-au-Prince.34
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