Restructure plans are now being set out and the majority shareholder of Fiji Television Limited, Fijian Holdings Limited said changes will be announced within weeks.
FHL which now owns 58 percent of Fiji TV after purchasing the Yasana Holdings shares for 25 million dollars, said reforms are necessary in Fiji TV.
FHL Chief Executive, Nouzab Fareed said there will also be staff restructuring.
However Fareed stressed that there will be no redundancies.
Story by: Vijay Narayan
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