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Tano Terror: Painful Restructuring At NMG

Nation Media Group headquarters Nations Media Group (NMG) to sack 30 percent of their staff soon due to difficult economic times that the Aga Khan owned media house is experiencing. According to an insider, the city based media house has severally lowered its profit against the expectations from the executive board

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Nation Media Group headquarters Nations Media Group (NMG) to sack 30 percent of their staff soon due to difficult economic times that the Aga Khan owned media house is experiencing. According to an insider, the city based media house has severally lowered its profit against the expectations from the executive board and owner. The high cost of taxation and less profit has prompted the media house to embark on an initiative that will see 30% of her employees sent packing. According to an anonymous source, the newspaper is the publication that has been giving some reasonable income compared to the highly flooded NTV. In the past years the media house closed some of its radio stations including Q FM, and Easy FM More to follow....

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