CLEAN : Radio Erena challenges Eritrea on the airw

Radio Arena, based in Paris, is an independent voice for Eritrea and Tigray Nya, broadcasting impartial news despite state media control. The station faces challenges in verifying information due to government propaganda, relying on coded messages and local correspondents. Since 2009, Radio Arena has broadcast via satellite, but government interference led to a temporary signal cut. The station adapted by continuing production and using web broadcasting. Ironically, interference increased their audience reach, as they now use both satellite and shortwave radio. In a country where many journalists are imprisoned, Radio Arena remains committed to delivering news.

In what year did Irina start broadcasting via satellite?

What methods does Radio Arena use to reach its audience despite government restrictions?