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Law on private broadcasters approved

[Uganda] Abstinence messages have replaced billboards promoting condom use along Kampala's streets. [Date picture taken: April 2006] Richard Lough/IRIN
Les comportements qui évoluent exigent de repenser les stratégies de prévention du VIH pour mieux combattre l'épidémie
    KAMPALA
    Sao Tome and Principe’s national assembly has approved a bill allowing the creation of private radio and television stations, RDP Africa reported on Tuesday. The leader of the largest opposition faction in parliament, Edgar Neves of the Accao Democratica Independente party, described the passage of the bill on Tuesday as a victory for democracy in Sao Tome and Principe, the Portuguese radio station reported. He said it crowned a long struggle by the opposition and society in general.

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