This is sad news and historical irony.

Asa Briggs writes in his famous BBC history that Italy was the first
country to start radio jamming.  This happened in 1936 when Italy occupied
Ethiopia.  Ethiopian radio began to broadcast messages to get help when
Italian forces started their invasion.  These broadcasts were jammed by
the Italians.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asa_Briggs

Now the Ethiopian government is jamming foreign broadcasts to Ethiopia.

Jorma Mantyla
Kangasala
Finland

On Tue, 8 Jan 2008, Wolfgang Bueschel wrote:

> ETHIOPIA  DWL Amharic sce. Two BROADBAND jammer from ETH with annoying hiss 
> audio noted on two QRGs only today 1400-1457 UT Jan 8th: 11645 and 15640. No 
> interfering signals on Kigali channels either 15620 or 15660 kHz.
> 
> Jamming covered 11635.5 - 11653.8, 15633.8 - 15648.8 slots, measured on Eton
> E1 with 2.3 kHz filter.
> 73 wb
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