[3] During the Saint-Sylvestre coup d'état, the pro-Bokassa officers attacked the Radio Bangui headquarter and killed the guard.
Through Radio Bangui, Jean-Bedel Bokassa announced the coup publicly.
[4] Entering the 1970s, a new 100 kW transmitter was installed in Bimbo, which not only enabled the radio coverage to reach the whole country but also some areas in the neighboring countries, such as Chad, Zaire, and the Republic of Congo, that near the CAR border.
[7] Radio Centrafrique was reportedly understaffed and operated with dilapidated equipment in 2014.
[8]In 2019, the radio received new transmitters from low to high that allowed its coverage to reach 800 km from the location.