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BIG MOVE: Network Media Hub’s (NMH) printing subsidiary, Print Media Hub (formerly Newsprint), has moved to the group’s new premises at Diamond Square on Ruhr Street in Windhoek’s Northern Industrial Area. The printing house previously relocated from General Murthala Mohammed Drive in Eros to Lafrenz in 2010. This latest move reunites Print Media Hub, the newsroom, and several other entities within the Emeraldsand group - which includes NMH and Print Media Hub - on the same premises.Photo: Iréne-Mari van der Walt

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