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92 News signs up Tariq Mateen, Khushnood, and two others

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 13 January 2015

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92 News signs up Tariq Mateen, Khushnood, and two others
92 News has signed prominent figures as anchors ahead of its launch. Among them are Tariq Mateen and Khushnood Ali Khan, along with Ahmad Ali Butt and Tahir Malik.
ISLAMABAD: Television channel 92 News that is yet to go on air has signed up Tariq Mateen, Khushnood Ali Khan, Ahmad Ali Butt and Tahir Malik as anchors for different programs.
 
Tariq Mateen was working with Dunya News as a newscaster and anchor and also contributed articles for daily Dunay, an Urdu-language newspaper of the group.
 
He remained associated with Dunya Group for six years and seven months as was among the pioneer team members of Dunya News.
 
Mateen joined Dunya News after quitting Geo where he worked for more than four years. He also helped Dunya channel management train its staff including newscasters and reporters.
 
On thge other hand, Khushnood Ali Khan is a former president Council of Pakistan Newspaper Editors who has been editor-in-chief of four national newspapers including daily Jinnah, Sahafat, Dopahar and Economic Times.
 
Khan previously remained associated with Saach TV and Capital TV as an anchor. He also writes columns for his newspapers.
 
92 News has also signed up Ahmad Ali Butt, a singer-turned-actor. He is son of Zille Huma, daughter of late singer Noor Jehan. Butt may host a morning show.
 
Tahir Malik is an Urdu-columnist and will host a current affairs talk show.

KEY POINTS:

  • 92 News has recruited four anchors for its upcoming launch.
  • Tariq Mateen comes from Dunya News with over six years of experience.
  • Khushnood Ali Khan is a former president of the Pakistan Newspaper Editors Council.
  • Ahmad Ali Butt is a musician-turned-actor, potentially hosting a morning show.
  • Tahir Malik will lead a current affairs talk show on the channel.

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