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Six nouvelles stations radio FM

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    Six stations de radio FM privées ont été autorisées mardi par la commission de communication du Burkina Faso, qui réglemente la radiodiffusion dans les pays de l'Afrique de l'Ouest, a indiqué la PANA. Ceci porte à 50 le nombre des stations FM opérant au Burkina Faso, a dit la PANA. Deux des nouvelles stations sont des radios publiques dans la capitale, Ouagadougou, et à Bobo Dioulasso. Les quatre autres sont des stations dans l'arrière-pays, qui viseront les communautés de la culture du coton et l'élevage, a indiqué la PANA.

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