| Description: | The first broadcast of Radio Sana'a began in 1947 at a rate of two and a half hours a week (two days a week) with a small transmitter with a capacity of 13 kW. The programs were as follows: Quran, religious talk, The Turks continued to broadcast their songs after their departure from Yemen, in addition to presenting some songs on the air and the news of the royal palace. The transmission continued until 1948, when radio broadcasts were suspended following the failure of the 1948 revolution. The support of the revolutionaries continued until the end of 1955 One week a year the radio was opening its programs to celebrate the so-called ( |
