North Korea denounces radio broadcast from the South

North Korea has accused South Korean conservatives of stepping up propaganda radio broadcasts against Pyongyang in collaboration with the US and Japan. A spokesman for the Central Committee of the Democratic Front for the Reunification of the Fatherland, a communist party-run body, warned the broadcasts would only increase tension in inter-Korean ties.
The spokesman claimed radio stations such as “Broadcasting for the North,” “Missionary Broadcasting for the North” and “Voice of Freedom” were “an intolerable confrontation campaign against the nation and reunification,” he said in a statement. Pyongyang’s regime for decades has banned its residents from accessing outside broadcasts with all radios or TV sets tuned in to state-run domestic media to tighten control further over the country.
The spokesman said recently launched South Korean radio channels were teaming up with Japanese and US-funded radio broadcasts like “Radio Free Asia” and “Voice of America” to beef up their campaigns against Pyongyang. “The South Korean conservative ruling quarters… should be held fully accountable for all the consequences to be entailed by their smear broadcasting moves,” the spokesman said.
(Source: AFP/R Netherlands Media Network Weblog)

ELCOR Radio Reference List

Finnish DXer, Jari Savolainen has posted the following information on the ELCOR Reference Lists for Radio Broadcast Transmitters website.

http://www.elcor.org/references.html
Listing the AM/SW/FM transmitters delivered by Elcor, Costa Rica. Unfortunately only in country-order, no years specified. On shortwave page, one 50kW marked Ideas, Kenya is most
probably the one installed at New Site in southern Sudan, which made some low power tests couple of years ago (Voice of New Sudan). Transported to Sudan via Kenya.
(Source: Jari Savolainen, Kuusankoski, Finland via Cumbre DX)