Chad's radio stations have gone on strike because they don't have enough power. Radio and media groups in Chad have started a tw...
Chad's radio stations have gone on strike because they don't have enough power.
Radio and media groups in Chad have started a two-day strike because they don't like how hard it is to get oil and gas and how much it costs.
The head of URPT, Mekondo Sony, asked the officials to do something about it during an interview with the French Department of RFI. This caused the organization to stop all of its media work.
We don't have any gas at the gas shops. Even with all of us, radio stations can't work. Since they can't even go to work, all the workers are being abused. Due to a lack of electricity, some radio stations and businesses are now running on diesel fuel. This is hard, so we went on strike for two days to get the government to help the radio stations pay for their energy costs.
