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UNESCO helps Kenyan libraries build their digital collections

Story written by Cleopa, Kenya


Training Workshop on Community Radio: How to Get Started and Keep Going

Bangladesh NGOs Network for Radio and Communication (BNNRC) along with other like-minded organizations has been conducting advocacy with the Government for community radio in Bangladesh since its inception. As a consequence, the Ministry of Information recently formulated Community Radio Installation, Broadcasting and Operation Policy 2008.

We invite you to join Community Radio initiative in Bangladesh.

Community Radio has a very special place in Bangladesh NGOs Network for Radio and Communication(BNNRC) 's intervention. The objective of BNNRC 's Community Radio intervention is to address crucial social issues at community level, such as poverty and social exclusion, empower marginalized rural groups and catalyze democratic processes and on going development efforts. You know BNNRC is promoting the advocacy with the government in relations to community radio with other organizations since its emergence.

Rwandese poll coverage goes Hi-tech


Launching Nakaseke community radio 102.9 fm

Story written by Peter Balaba, Nakaseke MCT manager
Nakaseke Community Multimedia Center CMC is one among the six Community Radios piloted by UNESCO in Uganda. Others include, Apac in the North, Kagadi in the South Eastern, Kachwekano-Kabale in the west, Buwama, Nabweru and Nakaseke in the Central region.

All the Six CMCs received a brief Case Radio which included a console, a 30 Wt transmitter, and a 100Wt Amplifier. These Radios are a product of veronica and were supplied by Wantok Company Ltd a Canadian based company.


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