Bitanga Radio Station Broadcasts

Reporters describe crackling transmissions from the Bitanga radio station that guide machete-wielding mobs to a church sheltering roughly 800 Induye, each broadcast closing with the word 'Krawala.' Danny cites Archbishop Kintaka's account during C.J.'s tense press briefing; Mark, Katie, and Sheila press for details as casualty figures jump to 15,000, turning the room electric with urgency.

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S4E14 · Inauguration Part I

Pressed on Khundu: Identification Tags, Radio-Directed Mobs, and a Rising Death Toll

Bitanga radio station broadcasts are cited as the mechanism that summoned mobs to the church, repeatedly ending with the incitational word 'Krawala'; the broadcasts shift the briefing from hearsay to a charge of coordinated mass incitement.

Before: Actively broadcasting in Bitanga, carrying messages and incitational content.

After: Identified publicly as the alleged vector of incitement—its transmissions are now central to allegations of state-orchestrated violence and under scrutiny in Washington reporting.

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S4E14 · Inauguration Part I

Church Massacre Revealed — Khundu Toll Skyrockets

Radio broadcasts from the Bitanga station are described as an operational vector used to incite, coordinate, and direct mobs to the church; the broadcasts' concluding word 'Krawala' (translated 'cleanse') is quoted to reveal intent and propaganda mechanisms.

Before: Actively transmitting in Bitanga as a propaganda or coordination outlet allegedly tied to Arkutu directives.

After: Identified publicly during the briefing as an instrument of incitement; the station's role becomes a focal point for diplomatic and moral condemnation.

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