Business Today has been reliably informed that the Standard, led by newly signed up editor-in-chief Ochieng Rapuro, has approached three editors at NMG and has been holding separate talks with them.
This comes even as Radio Africa moves to forestall a major fallout in the newsroom and at the same time pay arrears owed to correspondents. Some journalists complain of highhandedness by the top editorial leadership.
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