APPROACHING the 10th year anniversary as a news organisation, HARI INI 8mlm will be the first to reiterate Astro AWANI’s commitment in being the no.1 news channel in Malaysia.
HARI INI 8mlm reaches to all Malaysians who feel that it is important to stay informed and updated with in-depth, factual and balanced news at 8pm, the prime-time of the nation, 7 days a week.
This segment is all about quality over quantity and the key differentiator for HARI INI 8mlm is the editorial strength of the key stories of the day.
In line with Malaysians being progressive and predominant in market centres now, the content of HARI INI 8mlm is written with the policy and decision maker in mind, in order to cater to all Malaysians.
Astro AWANI’s aspiration is to be Malaysia’s number one news programme, thus it will be presented in Bahasa Malaysia, ensuring no one in the country will miss out on what is happening.
HARI INI 8mlm is not your typical 8 pm news as it encompasses around collecting opinions and views of the experts in the respective fields, according to the topic of interest, as well as features debates.
Featuring old and some new, credible and professional faces, HARI INI 8mlm will be brought to you by seasoned anchors Ashwad Ismail and Hans Yusoff, fresh talent Adilla Azam and the experienced Cynthia Ng.
Meanwhile, the ground action is covered by the capable duo Hilal Azmi and Asyraf Hasnan.
Do not miss HARI INI 8mlm at Astro AWANI channel 501, as well as a simulcast on Astro Prima channel 105 or via LIVE streaming on www.astroawani.com and our mobile application downloadable from the Apple App Store and Google Play Store.
Tengku Faeza Mastura
Thu Jan 05 2017
Do not miss HARI INI 8mlm at Astro AWANI channel 501, as well as a simulcast on Astro Prima channel 105, via LIVE streaming on www.astroawani.com and our mobile application. - Astro AWANI/ Shahir Omar
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