Nostalgie Guinée, the first private radio station in Guinea, broke a decade-long taboo by broadcasting on August 14, 2006. Owned by Canal Sagui, the radio station has been a major step forward for the development of the country. It broadcasts 24/7, producing 52 shows every week, each with different themes and produced exclusively by young Guineans in Conakry. The radio station aims to develop the culture of the country, including music, theater, film, plastic, scriptural, and other forms of arts. It has tens of thousands of listeners worldwide, and its loyal listeners continue to demonstrate their confidence in the professionalism of the radio station. Nostalgie Guinée has contributed to creating over 1,000 jobs for young people in seven years, attracting a lot of interest among the public and raising awareness of youth for their future and the public authority for youth. Furthermore, US and Canadian listeners can listen to it for free on their phones by dialing +.