Confirming the situation, Ntuli shared, "To confirm the 'rumours,' yes, I have left the job. It was time to renew contracts, and I was given the opportunity to come back this season. I gladly accepted the new show until I was told that I'll be getting paid R 2,800 per month (something not too far from what I was getting paid for the past two years)."
However, Gagasi FM has remained tight-lipped about the issue, stating that they are unable to discuss compensation details of their employees.
“Unfortunately we can’t discuss remuneration matters publicly as they are confidential,” said Khulekani Shandu, business development lead.
Expressing her disappointment, Ntuli further added, "With that amount of money, I won't be able to do much. I asked where I would stand… I asked how I would support my family with that money because everyone looks up to me? Will they live off that money? I was speechless."
“Anyone who knows me knows how much I love to present and how much I love Gagasi FM, but it's true I'm not coming back this year, but even so, I'm very grateful to Gagasi FM for the opportunity."
The situation has sparked discussions about fair pay in the media industry, with many calling for transparency and equitable compensation for radio hosts and media personalities.
Actor and presenter Khaya Dladla also announced his departure from the station in an Instagram post.
Shandu said a new lineup will be announced soon.
