Examples of using Radio okapi in English and their translations into Chinese
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Political
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Programming
Additionally, the ONUB Radio and Television Unit has developed close contacts with MONUC' s Radio Okapi to improve reporting on the region.
Radio Okapi focused on reducing public tensions in anticipation of 30 June, primarily by explaining the transitional process and the process for holding credible elections.
National staff, in particular Radio Okapi journalists, continue to be harassed and in some cases threatened while carrying out their work.
A Radio Okapi studio has been installed in Uvira as part of ongoing MONUC efforts in this regard.
Donor contributions to the Fondation for Radio Okapi declined to approximately $4 million for the 2010/11 period and are expected to decline further in the coming years.
Radio Okapi established a new programme schedule on 28 October, with magazines and additional contributions from its eight local stations operating in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.
The non-completion of Radio Okapi interviews and Web/video interviews was attributable to the suspension of the disarmament, demobilization and reintegration programmes for residual combatants in March 2011.
On 13 September, in Gbadolite, another Radio Okapi journalist was detained for eight days by MLC authorities for reporting on the condition of child combatants in the MLC forces.
The bulk of the positions(161) are for Radio Okapi, a national network that is a partnership between MONUC and Fondation Hirondelle.
The MONUC public information division focused on educating the public and the political parties regarding the electoral process through Radio Okapi, special publications, community outreach efforts and MONUC websites.
Hours of news and 500 hours of radio programmes in support of the peace process; 48 press conferences; 50 interns from the National Institute for Communications and Media Sciences trained at Radio Okapi.
Demobilization and reintegration multimedia sensitization campaigns in North and South Kivu through the conduct of 24 Radio Okapi interviews, 12 web interviews, 12 video interviews and the dissemination of 900,000 flyers.
In support of all phases of the electoral process, Radio Okapi would be instrumental in providing radio coverage throughout the Democratic Republic of the Congo and would expand its presence to 30 locations.
Radio Okapi has launched a new programme on civic education, which is broadcast every weekday in five languages and closes with a debate on Fridays.
The broadcasters also claimed the support of the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and called upon MONUC and its Radio Okapi to relay their request for reinforcements to the Government.
Assistant Chief Editor Radio Okapi.
Programmes on HIV/AIDS broadcast on Radio Okapi.
Through Radio Okapi, MONUSCO also provided voter education and interviews with presidential candidates.
United Nations agencies have also increased their contributions to Radio Okapi programming.
Radio Okapi should be maintained as a nationwide network as MONUC reconfigures and downsizes.