KG Moeketsi Responds to Online Critics After SAfm Contract Termination: “I'm Good With Me”
- KG Moeketsi posted a composed response on X on 12 August 2026, addressing online hate following her public SAfm contract dispute
- The veteran radio personality confirmed she is pursuing legal action against the public broadcaster over her termination
- Fans flooded her replies with messages of love, celebrating her nearly 30-year legacy across South African radio stations
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South African broadcasting veteran Kgomotso 'KG' Moeketsi hit back at online detractors this week with a composed, self-assured message that quickly caught fire on social media. Rather than clapping back with anger, she responded with quiet confidence that left her supporters cheering. Taking to X on 12 August 2026, Moeketsi wrote:
"I'm fine with your hate. You're the one who can't settle in it. Maybe settle in it. Be one with it. Just don't expect me to hate myself because you hate me. Also, notice how calm the people who love me are. Just calm. So rest in your hate. I'm good with me."
Behind the online noise
The post did not come out of nowhere. Moeketsi recently went public about the termination of her contract with SAfm, releasing a detailed statement in which she described the process as unfair. According to her account, the split followed workplace disputes and a specific on-air listener interaction. She confirmed she is pursuing legal channels and demanding accountability from the public broadcaster.
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The revelation drew widespread attention and opened the door to both support and criticism, with some detractors using the moment to pile on.
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A legacy that speaks for itself
With close to 30 years in the industry, KG Moeketsi has built her reputation across several major stations, including Radio BOP, Gagasi FM, Kaya FM, and SAfm, where she was known for hosting weekend jazz and music discovery programmes. Her peers and listeners have rallied around her since the news broke. Fan reactions to her post were overwhelming.
NeoMerafi wrote:
"You gonna come back strong, my love. Your hater will be sitting in a naughty corner crying for a lollipop when you get back on air. I love you."
DebSeb1994 offered:
"Absolutely. I loved all your shows. Whether music or talk show, I was intrigued by your robust political perspective. I think people just can't handle women with strong opinions; they love them very subdued and straddling the fence! Not me; I really loved you on the radio!"
MbataneMatshaya encouraged her with:
"Chin up KG, there's so much around you! Including from KuGompo City!"
NotXJurist said:
"You were very rude in your show's shame. God answered; your unearned entitlement at SAfm was so disgusting, thanks to the new Station manager who took such a best decision ever. Of all anchors, I've never seen someone so rude to listeners like you. You got what you deserved."
Thato kept it simple:
"We love you, KG."
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