Development · Arada Sub City
Event #6,197 · 29 Oct 2026
The Ethiopian Media Authority announced that the formerly suspended Dimtsi Weyane Tigray radio and television station has been granted a new broadcasting license under the name Maedot Broadcasting Service following a request by the Tigray caretaker administration.
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- Tikvah-EthiopiaIndependent outletam
- Fana Media Corporation (English)State mediaen
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