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AFGHANISTAN Radio Sohl, Bagram Air Base, noted on 9345 USB at 1319 UT on
December 30th with a fine signal.
(Thomas Lindenthal-D, dswci DXW Feb 2)
Radio Peace/Radio Solh broadcasts on new 6700 first heard January 9th at
1550. The reception is rather weak. On January 20th at 1440 I noted them
again on 6700 with non-stop Afghan music. While scanning upwards there was
another station on 6800 with Afghan music too, but not in parallel. 6800
was stronger and peaked to good level after 1500. Sudden decrease in
signal at 1525. Thanks to Mauno Ritola and various websites I have found
that, there have been, or still are, at least three transmitter sites for
U.S. Psyops Radio Peace on shortwave, lately in the 9300 region. These are
Bagram, Kandahar and Orgun.
(Jari Savolainen, Finland, Cumbre DX)
Radio Solh heard in Greece on 6700 January 22nd, poor strength.
(Zacharias Liangas-GRC, wwdxc BC-DX Jan 30)
Generaldirektor des staatlichen Rundfunksenders RTA erklaert Ruecktritt.
Der Generaldirektor des afghanischen Rundfunks "Radio/Television
Afghanistan" (RTA), Najib Roshan, ist nach eigenen Angaben am 24. Januar
von seinem Amt zurueckgetreten. In einem Interview der Deutschen Welle
nannte Roshan Differenzen mit dem neuen Informationsminister Karim Khorram
ueber die Medienfreiheit und die Arbeit der Journalisten in Afghanistan
als Grund fuer seinen Schritt, den er auch Staatspraesident Hamed Karzai
mitgeteilt habe.
Roshan hatte das Amt vor 15 Monaten uebernommen. "Der Informationsminister
will die Presse des Landes strenger kontrollieren und die
Informationsfreiheit einschraenken. RTA soll zu einem Propaganda-Organ der