The government broadcaster in the tiny West African republic of Guinea-Bissau
can now be heard live online from its new website at http://www.rdngbissau.com.
Radiodifusao Nacional [RDN] broadcasts 05:55-24:00 UT daily in Portuguese,
Crioulo and local languages, according to the detailed programme guides
available on the site. Nowadays RDN only transmits terrestrially on FM, though
it used to broadcast on 5475 kHz shortwave (last WRTH entry in 1987 edition) and
1034 kHz mediumwave (last WRTH entry in 2001
edition). I couldn't hear the latter from neighbouring Senegal when I visited
that country in early 1999, however there was a civil war underway in G-B at the
time! The only Guinea-Bissau station I could hear from Dakar - fleetingly on FM
- was Voz da Militar Junta, which I now know was using the facilities of private
station Radio Bombolom. (David Kernick,
Interval Signals Online via dxld yg)