From Sunday, March 27, Radio France Internationale (RFI) proposes a new program in French and Creole Haitian broadcast exclusively on its Haitian antennas. "Koze Kilti" (Talk about culture, in Creole) is a 27-minutes cultural magazine broadcasted every Sunday at 1:30 p.m. and rebroadcast at 8:30 p.m. (Haiti time), which is produced in partnership with the French Institute in Port-au -Prince. This new appointment is presented by the Haitian journalist Dangelo Néard.

"Koze Kilti" present cultural news of the week (literature, film, visual arts and music) in Haiti and around the world, as well as the talents and personalities who promote and move the country. The French Creole bilingualism helps to strengthen ties between the two languages and to speak to the broader public.

"Koze Kilti" is recorded in the studio RFI located in the French Institute in Port-au-Prince and FM broadcast throughout the country [in Port-au-Prince (89.3 FM), Cap Haïtien (100.5 FM), Gonaïves (90.5 FM), Jacmel (96.6 FM) Jeremiah (92.7 FM) and Les Cayes (106.9 FM). RFI is also available via the satellite bouquet Canal Sat Caraïbes]

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