61.   In the past, the radio has been used to incite local people to block aid convoys and to blame refugees for the pitiful state of the local economy.

62.   It said some people using radios to chat had even spread news or talked about state secrets, which violated broadcasting regulations.

63.   Previously the radios have been used in refugee camps in the central African country of Rwanda.

64.   Somalis use VHF radios to communicate because there are no telephone networks in most rural areas.

65.   Somalis use VHF radios to communicate in rural areas where there is no telephone network.

66.   Some institutions began using radio as a means of educating people in the years leading up to World War II.

67.   Somalis use VHF radios to communicate in rural areas where there are no telephone networks.

68.   The Angolan government has often used the radio to broadcast claims against UNITA that are difficult to verify because of the remoteness of many regions in Angola.

69.   The Angolan government has often used the radio to broadcast claims against UNITA that are difficult to verify because of the remoteness of many regions of the country.

70.   The Angolan government has often used the radio to broadcast claims against UNITA that were difficult to verify because of the remoteness of many regions in Angola.