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meaning; even with CRI QRM was able to understand some of the lecture, as<br />

per the audio attachment.<br />

5985.78v, Myanma R., 1351-1352, April 9. In vernacular; usual theme music<br />

at start and end of this often heard standard slogan; in English it would<br />

be something like:<br />

Only with stability and peace will the nation develop. Only with stability<br />

and peace will democratization process be successful. Anarchy begets<br />

anarchy, not democracy. Riots begets riots, not democracy. Democracy can<br />

be introduced only through constitution. We favor peace and stability. We<br />

favor development. We oppose unrest and violence. Wipe out those inciting<br />

unrest and violence. VOA, B<strong>BC</strong> sowing hatred among the people. RFA, DVB<br />

generating public outrage. Do not allow ourselves to be swayed by<br />

broadcasts designed to cause trouble.<br />

Clear mention of "VOA, B<strong>BC</strong>" and "RFA, DVB"; have often heard this slogan<br />

in English during their English segment after 1530; poor-fair.<br />

5915, Myanma Radio - Minorities and Distance Learning Services, 1418-1430,<br />

April 14. All in English; continuing the lecture about the themes found in<br />

poetry. Found that 5985.78v was off the air at this time.<br />

(Ron Howard-CA-USA, dxld April 15)<br />

NIGER 9705 La Voix du Sahel, Niamey, 1148-1220 UT on 07 Jun'10,<br />

Vernacular, Afr. songs, talks; 15431. The propagation conditions must have<br />

been quite adverse, too tiny signal, and I bet they're on reduced power,<br />

but then the usually strong Mali 9635 kHz was also too bad.<br />

(Carlos Goncalves-POR, wwdxc <strong>BC</strong>-<strong>DX</strong> <strong>TopNews</strong> Jun 8)<br />

NIGERIA Summer A-10 for Voice of Nigeria:<br />

0500-0700 on 15120 IKO 250 kW / 007 deg to NoAf English, good signal in Eu<br />

0700-0800 on 15120 IKO 250 kW / 007 deg to NoAf French, good signal in Eu<br />

0800-0900 on 9690 IKO 250 kW / 248 deg to WCAf Hausa<br />

0900-1500 on 9690#IKO 250 kW / 248 deg to WCAf English<br />

1500-1600 on 15120 IKO 250 kW / 007 deg to NoAf English, good signal in Eu<br />

1600-1630 on 9690&IKO 250 kW / 248 deg to ECAf Swahili, not 11770 > SSIRI<br />

1630-1730 on 9690&IKO 250 kW / 248 deg to WeAf Yoruba/Igbo<br />

1730-1800 on 15120 IKO 250 kW / 007 deg to NoAf Arabic, good signal in Eu<br />

1800-1900 on 15120 IKO 250 kW / 007 deg to NoAf English, good signal in Eu<br />

1900-2100 on 7255+IKO 250 kW / 248 deg to WeAf English/French<br />

2100-2300 on 7255*IKO 250 kW / 248 deg to WeAf Fulfulde/Hausa<br />

# co-ch AIR in English from 1330<br />

& co-ch RRI in Romanian till 1655<br />

+ co-ch CRI in Turkish/Russian and Radio Belarus in German/English<br />

* co-ch Radio Belarus in English/Russian<br />

(R BULGARIA <strong>DX</strong> MIX News, Ivo Ivanov, via wwdxc <strong>BC</strong>-<strong>DX</strong> <strong>TopNews</strong> May 17)<br />

As Dave Kenny also wrote recently: I was able to confirm VoNigeria in<br />

English on 9690 kHz from 0900 to 1500 UT as per the announcement monitored<br />

by Tony Rogers. The signal here was very weak and at times barely audible,<br />

but I have no doubt that Nigeria was there in English throughout this<br />

period.<br />

(Yes, noted on June 8th around 10-11 UT on our noon, same weak level, wb.)<br />

6089.9 R. Nigeria, Kaduna, 2228-... UT on 04 Jun'10, Vernacular, talks;<br />

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