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Nizami to sign up with Dunya?

 JournalismPakistan.com |  Published: 19 May 2012

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Nizami to sign up with Dunya?
Veteran journalist Arif Nizami, editor of Pakistan Today, is likely to join Dunya TV’s forthcoming Urdu newspaper as group editor. A final decision is expected after owner Mian Amir Mehmood returns from abroad next week.

LAHORE: Veteran journalist Arif Nizami, editor of English daily Pakistan Today is likely to join Dunya TV’s forthcoming Urdu newspaper as the group editor. Mian Amir Mehmood who owns Dunya TV is to give the go-ahead to this high-profile appointment on his return from abroad next week, an insider has told JournalismPakistan.com. Our source says although things are not final yet, there is a strong possibility of Nizami signing up along with some of his key men. Dunya TV plans to launch the newspaper this August and currently staff is being hired. Nizami’s Pakistan Today has run into serious financial difficulties in the past few months and reports say the ship remains in choppy waters. There had been reports earlier the management had struck a deal with a middle-east based Private Equity Fund. However, there are no signs of cash beginning to flow.

Key Points

  • Sources say Arif Nizami may be appointed group editor for Dunya’s upcoming Urdu newspaper
  • The go-ahead is expected from Dunya TV owner Mian Amir Mehmood next week
  • Dunya TV plans to launch the newspaper in August and is currently hiring staff
  • Reports say Pakistan Today has faced financial difficulties in recent months
  • Earlier reports of a private equity deal have not yet shown cash inflows

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