[6] By November 1998, SOFIRAD proposed to sell the station to its staff; in February 1999, ownership was transferred to its longest-serving personnel, Peter Effraime and Pet Gibson.
Eventually, eleven other employees filed a lawsuit against Effraime and Gibson for "breach of trust and misrepresentation".
[5] RCI was faced with closure and a possible sale in June 2004 (after several years of losses),[4] but has remained on air as of 2022.
[1] Creole-language programming was introduced in 1974[3] with the one-hour evening show Radio-a Sa-Sé Nou (It's Our Radio).
[7] In addition to its native St. Lucia, RCI serves listeners in Martinique and Dominica.