Confirm the country before the acronym
RTNC’s own institutional history identifies Radio Télévision Nationale Congolaise and the earlier OZRT name. Télé Congo belongs to the neighbouring Republic of the Congo, so a playlist entry labelled only Congo is insufficient. Keep DR Congo or RDC with the service name, then identify the actual television edition or local station. This avoids replacing the wanted national programme with an unrelated Congolese broadcaster. Save the full broadcaster label rather than shortening both countries to Congo.
Retain the announced time basis
A recent RTNC football notice explicitly used heure de Kinshasa. Preserve that city label when copying the start time; a bare number loses useful scheduling context. Also keep the event date and opponent. A dated match announcement supports that event’s broadcaster notice, not an ongoing promise that all future fixtures or all overseas territories receive the same coverage.
Regional radio restoration is not national television testing
RTNC publishes separate reports about radio restoration in Beni and equipment work at its Mongala station. Those reports concern particular local services and engineering projects. They do not certify that the national television web player is working on a particular device. When reporting a problem, state whether it concerns a regional radio signal, a national television programme or the broadcaster’s website. No universal reception or UKIPTV package inclusion can be inferred from those local announcements.
Questions, answered
Is Télé Congo another name for RTNC?
No. They refer to broadcasters in two different countries.