Guinean Authorities Strike Again - Four Radio Stations Shut Down Over 'Nonpayment of License Fees'

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In what looks like a continuation of recent hostility against the media in Guinea, the authorities have shut down four radio stations over nonpayment of license fees.

On December 11, 2017 the Post and Telecommunications Regulatory Agency (l'Agence Régulation des Postes et Télécommunications-ARPT) cut the signals of private radio stations Sabari FM, Gangan FM, Djigui FM and Evasion FM.

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