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ARGENTINA 15345.14odd RAE Buenos Aires at 2000-2100 UT.
(wb, Sept 21)
BANGLADESH 4750 Bangladesh betar 1525 with a prog in Hindi but OM
mentioned Mena and Bangla. headline news in Eng after ID "this is
Bangladesh betar", mentioning on elections, analytical on 1532, and
university quality. A commentary on 1540 UT (a delegation about
destabilizing the country). Resume of weekly news and mention on Ramadan.
About education institution. 34333.
(Zacharias Liangas on tour in Fourka-GRC, wwdxc Sept 22)
BELGIUM VRT (Flemish Radio and Television) will keep its analogue AM
transmitters on 540 (Radio 2), 927 (Radio 1), 1188 (Radio 2), and 1512
(RVI) in 2008. This means that earlier plans to quickly replace the
current transmitters and to turn 1188 into a DRM transmitter have been
cancelled.
(Herman Boel-BEL, Medium Wave Circle, via Contact Oct WDXC-UK Sept 29)
BENIN Benin radio project makes progress
(TWR/MNN) _ Trans World Radio's engineering team is making progress in
readying the new transmitting facility in Benin, West Africa.
The transmitter and an air conditioning unit are on-site. Two additional
containers with power generators and essential antenna parts are in
transit and due to arrive in Africa in the coming weeks.
According to TWR, the team signed the license agreement last year, and
TWR-Africa has persevered through several subsequent challenges regarding