São Tomé and Príncipe media: a radio magazine and televised dance interviews

At a glance

The magazine record belongs to radio

RTP’s radio catalog describes Coisas da Terra Kua Tela as a magazine devoted to São Tomé and Príncipe and credits Jerónimo Moniz. It offers a country-focused radio reference, rather than evidence that a television channel carries a show of the same name.

Keep the full magazine title when looking for an audio edition or sharing a reference. The catalog’s old weekly-slot wording is not enough to set a new listening appointment; use the actual dated edition when one is offered.

The dance conversation is a dated television item

The Bem-vindos entry titled Cultura Santomense identifies Cláudia Leal interviewing Watson Anjos, Nani Martins and Wilker André, three artists linked to the dance group Kua Tela. RTP labels it episode 29 of a 2013 production and gives a 60-minute duration.

This identifies an arts conversation and its participants. It does not turn the entire episode into a full dance performance, or establish that the dance group produced the separate radio magazine. The episode title and credited year are useful when distinguishing this archive item from later appearances by the artists.

Match the format to the cultural question

For country-focused audio, start with the radio magazine’s record. For the named artists and their televised interview, retain Bem-vindos, Cultura Santomense and 2013. These references preserve two concrete forms of Santomean cultural coverage without assuming a current domestic TV schedule.

Country and language reference

A dated clock example

A program time needs a date and a named time zone. The example below converts the same fixed UTC instant into the zones recorded for this directory entry; it is an illustration rather than a live clock.

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