Stake attention in this memory
The image shows an exhibit about the history of radio broadcasting in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. It is located at coordinates -6.814, 39.294, which corresponds to the National Museum of Tanzania in Dar es Salaam. The exhibit consists of a white wall with a framed plaque describing the history of Radio Tanzania Dar es Salaam. The plaque includes Swahili text, which translates to "The first radio transmitter to start media broadcasting in Tanzania Dar es Salaam was launched in 1951. At that time the station was called radio Dar es Salaam. Later Radio Tanzania Dar es Salaam and now Tanzania Broadcasting Corporation (TBC)." There is an old radio receiver in the foreground. The receiver has a metal grate and two round openings that could have housed audio speakers. To the right of the wall are two additional framed black and white photos. One shows a group of men in military uniforms, while the other depicts a group of men in civilian clothes. There is a wooden door in the background, with a window pane allowing a view of slatted blinds outside. The scene is lit with artificial lighting.
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