Radio Africa sacks 27 employees
Media powerhouse Radio Africa has announced the sacking of 27 employees in a major internal restructuring effort.
Media powerhouse Radio Africa has announced the sacking of 27 employees in a major internal restructuring effort.
In an internal memo dated Friday, April 25, Group CEO Martin Khafafa described the decision as incredibly difficult, noting that it was made to ensure the long-term sustainability of the business.
“Yesterday, we made the incredibly difficult decision to let go of 27 of our colleagues. This was one of the most challenging moments in our journey. These individuals have been part of our team for many years, some for over 20 years.
“Please know that this decision was not taken lightly; it was necessary to ensure the sustainability of our business while facing rising operational costs in a harsh economic climate,” the memo read.
Khafafa acknowledged the emotional impact the move could have on the remaining staff, pledging transparency and continued support.
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“I understand that the current mood is heavy, and I fully recognize the uncertainty this may have caused. This restructuring is intended to stabilize our operations and position the company for future growth. Our priority now is to support each other, remain focused, and continue delivering the value and experience that our clients expect from us.
“I want to reassure you of my commitment to transparency, stability, and creating a more resilient company as we work to transform our organization into a leading audiovisual business. I am confident in our ability to navigate this period together,” the memo added.
Radio Africa Limited, one of the country’s leading media groups, owns a range of radio stations, newspapers, and digital platforms.
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