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Several politicians reacted negatively to President Thein Sein’s monthly radio address on Wednesday—but not to his words about terrorism, to a suggestion he may postpone the election.
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“Independent Living” is Burma’s first radio programme that broadcasts to an audience of people living with disabilities and offers advice about how to live independently.
Dec 29, 2009 (DVB), A daily one-hour radio programme will be aired by a local youth network on the Thai-Burma border, to educate and promote awareness on child rights, the[…]
Aug 5, 2009 (DVB), Three new FM radio stations will soon begin broadcasting across 10 states and divisions in Burma in a joint operative between private companies and the Burmese[…]
June 8, 2009 (DVB), The Burmese junta has clamped down on the rising numbers of unlicensed radio owners in a move that media experts see as restriction on the freedom[…]
Apr 24, 2009 (DVB), Strict media control enhances spiritual and intellectual nourishment, says an article in Burma's leading state-run newspaper that speaks of the dangers of foreign media being broadcast[…]
Feb 24, 2009 (DVB), Former death-row prisoner Myint Htway, who was accused of planning to bomb the government radio station in 1991, was among the list of 6316 prisoners granted[…]
