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DRC - Jamming of UN radio station ends after four days

Reporters without borders

Reporters Without Borders and Journalist in Danger (JED), its partner organization in Democratic Republic of Congo, welcome the decision by the High Council for Broadcasting and Communication (CSAC) to stop jamming Radio Okapi on 4 December. The decision to end the jamming after four days was the result of successful negotiations between the CSAC, which regulates the DRC's broadcast media, and the UN-run radio station. For more information, read the JED press release (in french). (...)

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