BC-DX 789 05 Jan 2007 Private Verwendung der Meldun

The programme has no announcements ... only music. No jamming at all.
(GVG)
Hinter BBC laeuft zur Zeit (1905 UT) non-stop afrikanische Musik, ohne
Ansage oder ID. Okapi via AFS, oder etwa ETH?
(Uwe Volk-D, A-DX Oct 27)
It wasn't my find, either, I saw the report below on the German DX-list. I
still haven't really IDed it, as Chris suggested, Radio Oromeya could be a
programme name.
(Mauno Ritola-FIN, dxld Nov 6)
Unidentified on 6030 - it's ETHIOPIA.
If there is one thing I do not appreciate, it is members of our group
withholding such information from the rest of us. Ethiopia is just what I
guessed without anything specific to go on.
(gh, dxld)
UNIDENTIFIED. Can I get back to the UNID I reported in dxld 7-133?
6030, Nov 5, 0357 Vernacular opening announcement after IS which I didn't
recognize. Same format of non-stop HOA vocals to past 0500 as reported in
DXLD 7-133, but believe I could finally hear snatches of speech 0502. Have
been monitoring this regularly every morning, however no clue as to exact
identity so far.
(Martien Groot-HOL, dxld Nov 5)
Unseems what one would hear on ICDI even if on air earlier than scheduled.
I suggested it might be another Ethiopian or opposition frequency on 49m.
(gh, dxld)
The African station on 6030 kHz is Ethiopia, though exactly what it is is
still not fully clear!! Mauno Ritola drew my attention to it 10 days ago,
but I did not report it to this group as (a) it was Mauno's "find", and so
his to report if he so wished, and (b) we have had had something of a
problem with it!!
My friends in Nairobi identified it as Voice of the Tigray Revolution, in
// with 5980 kHz.
However, Mauno has also heard IDs for "Radio Oromiya" on it, and has heard
6030 and 5980 kHz carrying separate programmig at times, so some mystery
remains. Perhaps the Ethiopians have been using it to relay different
things?
It seems to be on all day, from the morning until closing at 2100.
Over the past year, both Voice of the Tigray Revolution and Radio Fana
have added extra transmitters and used a variety of frequencies. Recently
they have been heard on 5960, 5970, 5980, 6110 and 6185 kHz. With Radio
Ethiopia on 5990 kHz, the 49mb has become a playground for new Ethiopian
transmitters. Mauno notes that 6030 kHz has been exceptionally strong in
Finland.
Here in the UK I can hear 6030 in the evening, but underneath BBC in
Arabic.
(Chris Greenway-UK, dxld Nov 6)
What's the station playing continuous African music on 6030 kHz at 1600
past 1730 UT? I was checking this after Uwe Volk alerted me wondering
whether this is the new Central African 1 kW. I have been hearing it for
the last several days continuous music ,but no announcements. Music
however is very Somali/Ethiopian?Eritriyan type, not what I expect to come
>from CAF Republic.