The CBS Evening News seen in South Africa on Sky News (DStv 402) is being retooled, renamed and changed to CBS Weekend News on Saturdays and Sundays starting this Saturday, 7 May with correspondent Vladimir Duthiers who will replace longtime Jeff Glor as anchor.
Correspondents Reena Ninan and Elaine Quijano will now anchor CBS Weekend News over weekends.
Around 10 people were fired in the reorganisation but moved elsewhere within CBS. The longtime weekend anchors Jeff Glor and Jim Axelrod will remain with CBS Evening News.
"It would be better for us as a news organisation to come up with what I think is a smarter, 24-hour approach to covering the world, and making sure we've got all the bases covered," says Steve Capus, CBS News executive editor and executive producer.
CBS Weekend News will continue to have original reports but will also contain rebroadcasts of stories from the week.
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Vladimir Duthier leaves CNN International to join CBS News as news correspondent from August.
Vladimir Duthiers is done with CNN International (DStv 401) joining CBS News as news correspondent.
Vladimir Duthiers who became CNN International's correspondent in Nigeria in early 2012 is jumping to CBS News.
South African viewers will now see him on the CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley which is broadcast on Sky News (DStv 402) nightly.
Vladimir Duthiers will start working for CBS News in August and will move back to New York from Lagos where he has been working.
Vladimir Duthiers started his career in 2009 working as a production assistant on Amanpour at CNN International.
Vladimir Duthiers who became CNN International's correspondent in Nigeria in early 2012 is jumping to CBS News.
South African viewers will now see him on the CBS Evening News with Scott Pelley which is broadcast on Sky News (DStv 402) nightly.
Vladimir Duthiers will start working for CBS News in August and will move back to New York from Lagos where he has been working.
Vladimir Duthiers started his career in 2009 working as a production assistant on Amanpour at CNN International.
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