TV news anchor Gustav Greyling out at eNuus on kykNET; set to join SABC's Afrikaans radio station RSG.

eNuus on kykNET (DStv 144) has lost another TV news anchor with Gustav Greyling who is out after about seven years at the Afrikaans TV news bulletin and joining the SABC's Afrikaans radio station RSG.

eNuus is produced for DStv's Afrikaans kykNET and kykNET & Kie TV channels by eMedia Investment's eNews division at Hyde Park in Johannesburg that is also responsible for the eNCA (DStv 403) TV news channel.

Gustav Greyling's eNuus exit follows that of his former colleague Jenna-Leigh Bilong who left eNuus at the end of May 2019.

Jenna-Leigh Bilong decided to leave eNuus after work hours and schedule changes behind-the-scenes that she wasn't happy with and now anchors the Afrikaans TV news on SABC2 some evenings.

As with Jenna-Leigh Bilong's departure, neither kykNET nor eNuus bothered to issue any press release notifying the media about his exit or why he left, or to wish Gustav Greyling well after seven years seen on-air.

eNuus on kykNET turns 3 years old on 18 July as Jenna-Leigh February; Eduan Roos, Gustav Greyling join eNuus on-air team.

Jenna-Leigh February, Eduan Roos and Gustav Greyling have joined eNuus, the Afrikaans news bulletin on kykNET (DStv 144) and kykNET & Kie (DStv 145) supplied by e.tv's 24-hour news operation eNCA.

eNuus is turning three years old on 18 July. The eNCA says eNuus is one of its best performing units, and calls the contribution from eNuus to eNCA and eNCA.com "invaluable".

The eNCA renewed the contract with kykNET in August 2012 to keep supplying eNuus to the Afrikaans channel group.

Jenna-Leigh February who left the SABC in June and Gustav Greyling who've worked for eNuus on a freelance basis are news readers, and Eduan Roos is responsible for sports news reporting. They replace Genee Heyl as news reader and Francois Nolte as sports news reader who've both left eNuus.

Percivale Young and Gerhard Pretorius also joined eNuus recently.

"With eNuus' birthday around the corner and with a news reader and sports news reader who've left us, it was the ideal opportunity to introduce new faces to our viewers," says Andries Cornelissen, the news editor of eNuus.

"I'm looking forward to work with Freek Robinson and to learn from him," says Jenna-Leigh February who've read her first news bulletin with Freek Robinson on 19 June.

"It's an undisputable career highlight to join eNuus' team and to learn from the expertise and experience of Andries Cornellisen and his team," says Eduan Roos.

"At eNuus its firstly about a good news product with Afrikaans as the platform used to reach the audience," says Gustav Greyling.