Mass media inSão Tomé and Príncipe includes telecommunications, television and radio.
In 1997, there were about 38,000 radios and 23,000 television sets nationwide. Príncipe had the fewest TV sets, Ilhéu das Rolas was the last place without television. Broadcasts are inPortuguese with some broadcasts inForro Creole. There are no broadcasts inNgola (Angolar Creole) orLunguyê (Príncipense creole).
There are a few television stations, the oldest being the public channelTVS, which had been the only national station for many years.[1] The nation has recently received TV CPLP and some of its programs are broadcast, the network first aired in 2016.
Nationwide radio stations include RNSTP (Sao Tome and Principe National Radio) andRDP África. Príncipe also has its own radio station.
Its search provider is Google STP, which had recently been added. There are no other providers in the nation, not even their own.
Three newspapers are privately owned, while one is state-run. The most popular paper isTéla Nón which is a daily written in Portuguese[2] with a few articles written inForro Creole (may be the only paper). In its early years, it has mainly been the nation's only newspaper, there are about 3 newspapers today. Nothing is written in the two other creole languages,Angolar Creole andPrincipense Creole.[citation needed]
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