Radio Nacional de Angola (RNA) launched today (07), Monday, the streaming broadcast on the provincial radio stations assigned to the group, in a ceremony chaired by the Minister of Telecommunications, Information Technologies and Social Communication (MINTTICS), Manuel Man.
With this launch, it will be possible to listen to the streaming of the 18 provincial radio stations, and not just Rádio Luanda, the only provincial station that was online on the website of the public radio institution. With this addition, it will now also be possible to listen in streaming to the national channels Canal A (RNA), Rádio 5, Rádio Ngola Yetu, Rádio Cultura Angola, the municipal (local) Viana, Cazenga and Cacuaco and RNA Internacional.
For Manuel Homem, who started sending the audio produced in FM to the internet at the level of the 18 provinces of the country and throughout the world, he said that the challenges of modernizing social communication services in the country are part of the list of challenges for the ministries he directs, and RNA is at the forefront of this modernization program.
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According to the Angolan leader, the step taken today aims to ensure access and dynamization of information in the different channels, which he considered as a process of normal gradual evolution, but which for the radio and the country, represent a change of a paradigm that allows since today access to provincial radios can be accessed anywhere in the world.
Even at the ceremony, Manuel Man added that the country has more than six million internet users, which still requires work to continue expanding the universe of user access, so combined actions are underway such as the construction of digitalization centers and the placement of access points the internet at various points.
He recalled that investments were being made to continue to have a faster, more accessible and safer internet, despite the fact that security is relative due to the fact that new solutions are introduced into the system on a daily basis.
To this end, he considered it necessary to continuously improve security-related issues, and in the country there are conditions that guarantee that the telecommunications infrastructure that supports the Internet has adequate security for its needs.
"In fact, we still have a lot of work to do in people's digital literacy, to deal with the behaviors that social engineering has been making available to us.", said.
It should be noted that the inaugural ceremony took place at RNA's central studios, in the country's capital, Luanda, where with this launch of RNA's streaming, any barrier of distance and place between radio listeners with regard to the contents of the radio station is overcome angolan.
