He has been granted no-pay leave from his post at the Department of Social Sciences at The University of the West Indies, St Augustine to take up the two-year appointment, beginning September 1.
The Guardian's managing director Gabriel Faria advised staff of Ghany's new role in a memo.
"Dr Ghany will focus on leveraging the strength of the company to provide our audiences with the most comprehensive multi-dimensional coverage of news and current affairs," the memo stated.
"This will be achieved by empowering the respective heads of news and current affairs in each division and developing a cohesive strategy to implement the effective convergence of our content across our platforms of TV, radio, print and digital,” Faria added.
Ghany is a well known media commentator on the Guardian Media's CNC3 television service and has often been host of its morning program. He also writes a regular column for the Guardian newspaper.
Ghany is a well known media commentator on the Guardian Media's CNC3 television service and has often been host of its morning program. He also writes a regular column for the Guardian newspaper.
JYOTI extends our congratulations to Dr Ghany.
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