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Anchor Syed Sammer Abbas to begin new chapter at Dunya News

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 27 August 2024 |  JP Staff Report

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Anchor Syed Sammer Abbas to begin new chapter at Dunya News
Syed Sammer Abbas has joined Dunya News after six successful years at Hum News. He will host a weekend prime-time show at 10:00 pm.

ISLAMABAD—Prominent anchor Syed Sammer Abbas has announced his departure from Hum News after a successful six-year stint.

During his time at Hum News, Abbas became known for his insightful and impactful hosting of the program Pakistan Tonight. His understanding of current affairs and ability to engage viewers made him an influential anchor on the channel.

In an announcement on X (formerly Twitter) on Tuesday, Abbas revealed that he has joined Dunya News. He expressed his excitement for this new chapter, where he will be hosting a prime-time show at 10:00 pm every Friday through Sunday. Abbas's move is seen as a significant shift in the media landscape, as he brings his experience and dedicated following to Dunya News.

His arrival at Dunya News signals the beginning of another promising chapter in his illustrious career.

KEY POINTS:

  • Abbas departs Hum News after six years.
  • Known for hosting Pakistan Tonight.
  • Joining Dunya News is seen as a media shift.
  • Will host a show every Friday through Sunday at 10:00 pm.
  • Excited about this new chapter in his career.

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