Sindi Dlathu and Other Actors on Clive Morris Productions Have Not Received Their Salaries

• Sindi Dlathu, along with other actors from Clive Morris Productions, have yet to receive their salaries
• The production company has allegedly not paid several actors and the production crew, resulting in their protesting
• The actor allegedly only received their salaries before the Easter weekends but the production company told a different story

Clive Morris Productions has come under fire for allegedly failing to pay its cast and crew, who work on several shows. In retaliation, they have protested.

Actors and crew protest over unpaid salaries

Sindi Dlathu and Linda Mtoba re-united on a BET Africa series called Queendom following the end of the 1Magic series The River.

However, their joy was short-lived as the production company, Clive Morris Productions, has yet to pay them their salaries.

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According to ZiMoja, the cast and crew working for the production company have resorted to protesting. A disgruntled employee slammed the company and said:

"They sent out letters saying payments were delayed, but this is nonsense. Why do we always have to go to the media to expose them for us to be paid? We worked so pay, it's that simple."

Production company denies not paying salaries

The actors shared that they all got paid before the Easter weekend. This claim was widely refuted by the production company

Speaking on behalf of the company, Executive producer Khayelihle Dominique Gumede told the news publication that some people had already been paid.

Gumede said the entire cast of Queendom and Empini were paid as of Friday, 5 April.

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Gagasi considers legal action in Penny Ntuli's saga

In a previous report from Briefly News, Gagasi FM reportedly considered taking legal action against former presenter Penny Ntuli. She shared a statement revealing how much the station was paying her, leading social media to paint the station as exploitative.

“At the time, she was still contracted at the station. For her to go public on such matters is a breach of contract. Something like that necessitates legal action."

Despite this, Mzansi continues to stand by Penny, dragging the station for spending money on lawyers and not their talent.

Source: Briefly News