Radio and television have separate histories and routes
Radio Télé Métropole’s publisher history dates the radio operation to 1970 and the later Télé Métropole launch to February 2009. It identifies WIBS S.A. and describes radio at 100.1 FM in the Port-au-Prince metropolitan area, with some programmes also carried by affiliates elsewhere in Haiti. The television history refers to channel 52 locally. The current navigation separates Écoutez 100.1 FM from Émissions Télé, so the shared Métropole name covers different media rather than one universal channel position.
ANALIZ is a weekly analysis programme
The publisher describes ANALIZ as a weekly Télé Métropole programme hosted by Marvens Pierre, examining the major events of the week. That gives the viewer an editorial format beyond a generic news label: it is a retrospective analysis programme, distinct from the MétroNews newscast. The television navigation also names Le Point, Reportages, Rendez-Vous Économique, Les échos de la finance and GLAMOUR, providing separate programme routes for interviews, reporting and other output without implying that they all contain the same material.
Video news and the Le Point podcast are published separately
The ANALIZ page links a MétroNews YouTube playlist and a separate Le Point podcast collection, alongside its own programme destination. These are useful direct publisher routes when an earlier interview or news edition is the goal. A podcast can supply the conversation as audio without being a complete television recording, while a report can be shorter than an interview programme. The publisher’s Archives collection is another route for older material; no complete national television inventory follows from this one organisation’s collections.