Gagasi FM accused of paying Panney Ntuli peanutsPenny Ntuli-Image Source@X

Gagasi FM, a prominent Durban commercial radio station, finds itself embroiled in a salary debacle following the departure of presenter Penny Ntuli.

Penny Ntuli, a well-known radio personality and influencer, recently parted ways with Gagasi FM citing inadequate compensation. She revealed that she was offered a paltry sum of R2,800 per month for hosting a Sunday morning show, a move that sparked outrage among listeners and supporters of the station.

Penny Ntuli Rejects Gagasi FM Offer

Gagasi FM paying Penny Ntuli peanuts
Penny Ntuli leaves Gagasi FM-Image Source@X

Confirming her departure on social media, Ntuli disclosed her decision to decline the station’s offer and tender her resignation. Expressing her disappointment, Ntuli emphasized the disrespect she felt, given the proposed salary that was barely an improvement from her previous earnings.

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Public Outcry and backlash

News of Ntuli’s underpayment quickly gained traction on social media platforms, with many expressing solidarity with her cause. Notable figures such as Chris Excel weighed in on the matter, drawing attention to disparities in the industry.

While some sympathized with Ntuli’s plight, others criticized her, pointing to discrepancies between her perceived lifestyle and the disclosed salary. This sparked a broader discussion about social media authenticity and standards.

Allegations from former Gagasi FM employees surface

Adding fuel to the fire, former Gagasi FM employee Asante Chiliza came forward, echoing Ntuli’s grievances and shedding light on workplace mistreatment. Chiliza’s account further highlighted concerns about management practices at the station.

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Despite mounting pressure, Gagasi FM declined to comment on the allegations, opting to address the issue at a later date. Speculation looms as listeners await an official statement from the station regarding the salary controversy.

By Letho