Mmegi retrenches

Monday, November 17, 2014

The restructuring exercise that is taking place at Dikgang Publishing Company, the publishers of The Monitor and Mmegi, has resulted in over 30 jobs being shed

The Company employs just over 120 people. The lay-offs took place across all departments including the printing factory.

The restructuring exercise was announced in September. Speaking on Friday, the Managing Director of Dikgang Publishing Company, Titus Mbuya, said the exercise was carried out as part of the company’s effort to align the cost structure to its capacity to generate income optimally.

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