Can someone tell me about Djibouti Tv?

Question

Is it a 24 Hour channel?In what languages does it broadcast? At what time does it have somali programs?

Answer 1

MEDIA
The main newspaper, La Nation, is owned by the government, as is Radiodiffusion-Télévision de Djibouti (RTD), which operates the national radio and TV. There are no private broadcasters. All electronic media is closely controlled by the government. Private newspapers and other publications are generally allowed to circulate freely, but journalists exercise self-censorship. The official media does not criticize the government. US-sponsored Arabic-language Radio Sawa broadcasts programs to East Africa and Arabia from a transmitter in Djibouti.
Press: Djibouti has no daily papers. A weekly newspaper, La Nation, is government-owned and published in French. There is at least one Arabic newspaper. Other weekly newspapers published in French include Le Renouveau, La République (both owned by the opposition party), Le Progrès, and Le Temps.
TV: Djibouti Télévision is Government-owned.
Radio: Radio Djibouti is Government-owned and broadcast in Afar, Arabic and Somali.