eNCA says it is launching a major restructuring process that could result in the retrenchment of 171 employees. The broadcaster estimates this would affect more than half of its workforce as it changes how it operates in response to shifting audience viewing habits and declining traditional TV viewership.
According to the reported plan, eNCA is moving toward a smaller, digital-first newsroom model. The restructuring is framed as part of an operational and editorial shift, with resources reallocated away from traditional broadcast practices and toward digital platforms.
The articles indicate that the impact on staff is substantial, with the figure of 171 employees presented as the number potentially affected during the process. The broadcaster’s stated rationale centers on adapting to industry changes, particularly the move away from conventional TV viewing and toward online consumption.
No alternative employment outcomes or timelines beyond the initiation of the restructuring process are detailed in the provided reports. The information presented focuses on the scale of potential job losses and the restructuring direction toward a digital-first newsroom.
