LOG/QUESTION: Voice of Hope via Kamo 864?

["Bjarne Mjelde" <fiskeribase.mjelde@xxxxxxxx>]

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On Sep. 6  prior to 1800Z I heard Radio Bible Class in EE on 864, followed
on the hour by a transmission in unknown (but presumeably Asian) language, 
ID'ing as (phonetically) "Radio Najo-uni", giving an address in the
language and in English:  Voice of Hope, POBox 95111, HC1090 (which city is
that?), Holland.  Judging from conditions and general knowledge of
dominating stations in my area I'm "dead sure" this is the Kamo tx.  Have
emailed VoHope for more info - their homepage relieved no info on new tx's.
 Will forward any answer they give.

Very strong signal this evening (as many Middle East stations had), with
peaks at S9+10.  It is definately NOT the new Irish station.

I will recall having read something about one of their tx's being damaged
in a fire.  Is there a connection?

Bjarne Mjelde - location 71N - 30E
AR7030 with 400 meters 340/160 degrees unterminated beverage.