Country reference
- Country codes
- GM / GMB · M49 270
- Browsing region
- Africa
- Language options to specify
- English, Mandingo, Mandingo (N’Ko)
- UN statistical subregion
- Sub-Saharan Africa
Specify GRTS television and the bulletin or programme. GRTS separates TV catch-up from National Radio and publishes satellite notices on its TV pages. A dish-frequency retune applies to satellite reception; it is not a repair procedure for a supplied stream inside an IPTV player.
Television, radio and Sights and Sounds are distinct
GRTS's site separates television bulletins/catch-up, Sights and Sounds material and National Radio listen-live. Its TV directory also retains a dated satellite-frequency notice. These labels distinguish pictures, audio-only programming, programme features and reception instructions.
Choose the bulletin and complete programme
For evening news, include the edition date rather than relying only on an 8 pm label. For The 360 Show or another discussion, give guest/topic and ask for the whole programme if needed. English, Mandinka, Wolof or another spoken-language requirement should be stated with the programme; a language in the country reference is not a selectable track. A cultural feature may be a short clip rather than a full live event, so specify the format you want.
Programme date and request details
Africa/Banjul is the directory reference. Retain the Gambian programme date and your actual viewing city. If you use a dish, current GRTS reception guidance belongs to that route; if you use an internet player, report its channel label and device instead of changing satellite settings.
- Name GRTS television and programme/edition.
- Identify satellite, official web or supplied-player route.
- Specify language and live/full replay requirement.
- Check the named item and record the actual programme if a mismatch appears.
Time-zone reference locations
Africa/Banjul
Use the location relevant to the viewer and the event date. IANA reference locations are not a count of distinct current offsets; do not apply one fixed offset to the whole country.