Media Mogadishu

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radio mogadishu analog-to-digital machine.


in addition, there number of radio news agencies based in mogadishu. radio mogadishu federal government-run public broadcaster. established in 1951 in italian somaliland, aired news items in both somali , italian. station modernized russian assistance following independence in 1960, , began offering home service in somali, amharic , oromo. after closing down operations in 1990s due civil war, broadcaster officially re-opened in 2000s transitional national government. other radio stations headquartered in city include mustaqbal radio, radio shabelle, radio bar-kulan, radio kulmiye, radio dannan, radio dalsan, radio banadir, radio maanta, gool fm, radio xurmo, , radio xamar, known voice of democracy.


the mogadishu-based somali national television (sntv) central government-owned broadcaster. on 4 april 2011, ministry of information of transitional federal government officially re-launched station part of initiative develop national telecommunications sector. sntv broadcasts 24 hours day, , can viewed both within somalia , abroad via terrestrial , satellite platforms.


somali popular music enjoys large audience in mogadishu, , sold prior civil war. government managing secure city in mid-2011, radios once again play music. on 19 march 2012, open concert held in city, broadcast live on local television. in april 2013, waayaha cusub ensemble organized reconciliation music festival, first international music festival held in mogadishu in 2 decades.








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