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Mass media in Chad

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Radio is the most common non-internet medium for mass communication in Chad. International broadcasters such as the BBC World Service, Voice of America, Radio France Internationale, and Sahel Alliance/Radio Ndarason International have radio stations in the county. Radiodiffusion Nationale Tchadienne is the public broadcaster for Chad. It is the only radio network with nationwide reach due to governmental restrictions on broadcasting strength. A 2011 poll by pollster Intermedia found that 88% of Chadians had access to a radio. The same survey found that radio was the most trusted source of information in the country, followed by word of mouth.

Radio is largely funded by aid groups buying airtime from local stations.

List of radio stations

  • Radio ADMC, in Abéché, FM 95.006
  • Radio Arc-en-Ciel, in N'Djamena (est. 2005), FM 87.6; Catholic
  • Radio Brakoss (est. 2000), in Moïssala, FM 98.105
  • Dja FM, in N'Djamena (est. 1999), FM 96.91
  • Radio Duji Lokar (est. 2001)and Radio Étoile de Matin, in Moundou (est. 2000), FM 101.83; Catholic
  • Radio Effata, in Laï (est. 2005), FM 98.0; Catholic
  • Radio FM Liberté, in N'Djamena (est. 2000) FM 105.31
  • Radio Lotiko, in Sarh (est. 2001), FM 97.65; Catholic
  • Radiodiffusion nationale tchadienne – RNT, in N'Djamena (est. 1955), FM 94.051
  • Radio Oxygène, in N'Djamena (est. 2017), FM 96.3
  • Radio Terre Nouvelle, in Bongor (est. 2000), FM 99.44; Catholic
  • La Voix du Paysan, in Doba (est. 1996), FM 96.22; Catholic
  • RF 1 Afrique

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