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NMG plans to lay off staff

Stephen Gitagama, Nation Media Group Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Nation Media Group is planning to sack staff in a bid to stay afloat. "At the beginning of this month, we announced changes to accelerate our business transformation agenda to assure our success in the long term and the sustainability of our journalis

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Stephen Gitagama, Nation Media Group Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Nation Media Group is planning to sack staff in a bid to stay afloat. "At the beginning of this month, we announced changes to accelerate our business transformation agenda to assure our success in the long term and the sustainability of our journalism...Regrettably, this refocus will result in a reorganisation of our workforce," the letter by the CEO shared below said in part. The planned sackings comes in the wake of low revenues in the sector, partly attributed to govt changes in advertising. A rival media house, the Standard Group has reportedly not paid staff salaries for the last two months. In 2019, NMG planned to sack '30 percent of their staff soon due to difficult...

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