Côte d’Ivoire - Control of news and information part of battle for Abidjan, RTI reportedly broadcasting from mobile truck

Reporters without borders

03.04.2011 – 12 noon – RTI reportedly broadcasting from mobile truck While yesterday's resumption of broadcasting by state-owned Radio-Télévision Ivoirienne (RTI) gave the impression that its headquarters had been recovered by forces loyal to Laurent Gbagbo, various local sources have told Reporters Without Borders that the Gbagbo camp could be broadcasting the RTI signal from an Abidjan house using a mobile broadcast truck. This is also what Capt. Kouakou Léon Alla, the spokesman of the (...)

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