Sphe and Naves Break Silence on Toxic Work Environment at Gagasi FM After Returning to the Station

Sphe and Naves Break Silence on Toxic Work Environment at Gagasi FM After Returning to the Station

  • Gagasi FM was trending due to rumours of low wages and a toxic work environment, with Penny Ntuli's allegations adding fuel to the fire
  • Despite this, popular DJs Sphe and Naves have returned to the station, with Naves stating they wouldn't have come back if the environment was toxic
  • The duo is hosting a successful afternoon drive-time show, receiving positive feedback for their energy and vibe

Gagasi FM has been trending for all the wrong reasons following the rumours that employees were leaving because of low wages and a toxic work environment. Popular DJs Sphectacula and Naves who recently returned to the station have different opinions about the matter.

Sphe and Naves on returning to Gagasi FM
Sphe and Naves have opened up about the response to their show. Image: @sphectaculaanddjnaves
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Sphe and Naves on returning to Gagasi FM despite rumours

A few weeks ago, South Africans were sure that no one wanted to work for Gagasi FM after Penny Ntuli's damning allegations. The star caused a buzz when she revealed that she earned very little at the station.

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Surprisingly, popular DJs Sphe and Naves announced that they were joining the talented Zitso on the weekday afternoon drive-time show The Gagasi FM Fast Lane. Speaking to TimesLIVE about the allegations that Gagasi FM is a toxic working environment, Naves said he wouldn't have returned it that was true.

The star added that they both enjoyed their first season at the station and this second one is even better. Naves even revealed that there are regular check-ins from the station's management and weekly DJ meetings to touch base.

Sphe and Naves share more details about their show

DJ Naves and DJ Sphe are undoubtedly taking over the country's afternoon drive time. Naves described the response to their show as positive, with listeners praising its energy and vibe.

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He mentioned that even people scrolling through stations stop at their show in the afternoons and stay tuned in, which is encouraging feedback. Sphe added that their show is a favourite for all three of them.

Mzansi shows love to former Gagasi FM presenter Penny Ntuli

In more entertainment news, Briefly News reported that Penny Ntuli has been receiving an outpouring of love from her supporters amid her drama with Gagasi FM. Netizens tuned into her first show with Jozi FM and wished her well on her new journey.

Penny Ntuli's name has been all over social media since she left Gagasi FM. Briefly News reported that after becoming a trending topic over her departure from Gagasi, Penny bagged a new gig with Jozi FM.

Source: Briefly News

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Privie Kandi (Entertainment Editor) Privilege Kandi is an entertainment news editor (joined Briefly in 2022). A Journalism and Mass Communication graduate from the Christian College of Southern Africa (2016), she has been in the arts and entertainment industry for six years. Privie has worked for the Zimbabwe International Film and Festival Trust as a communications officer and a writer and TV producer for lifestyle and entertainment channel CME TV. She passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative. You can reach her at privie.kandi@briefly.co.za.