Nelisiwe Sibiya Who Is Still A Virgin Takes Over From Penny Ntuli on Gagasi FM, Mzansi Reacts: “Show Us the Salary Offer”. See How Much She Earns
Nelisiwe Sibiya’s Exciting Venture into Gagasi FM Sparks Conversation about Radio Industry
In a recent turn of events, the dynamic actress Nelisiwe Sibiya has officially become part of the Gagasi FM family, stepping into the shoes previously filled by Penny Ntuli. This news comes hot on the heels of Ntuli’s departure from the station, a move fueled by discussions around equitable pay in the industry, which stirred a storm across social media platforms.
The announcement of Sibiya’s new role marks a significant transition for both her and the station. Sibiya, already adorned with accolades for her performances, now ventures into the world of radio, promising an exciting journey ahead for her and the listeners.
Amidst the excitement surrounding Sibiya’s arrival, questions linger in the minds of many regarding the remuneration she will receive. Given the recent uproar over unfair wages sparked by Ntuli’s departure, the spotlight now shifts to whether Sibiya’s entry signals a positive shift towards fair compensation practices or if it will be another chapter in the ongoing saga of exploitation within the radio industry.
Sibiya herself took to social media to share her enthusiasm for her new venture, unveiling her upcoming radio show titled “Shutdown Yomhlaba” alongside DJ Sphe, scheduled to air on Sundays from 6 pm to 10 pm. The anticipation among her followers and fans is palpable as they eagerly await her debut behind the mic.
Meanwhile, reactions from the public have been mixed, with some expressing hope for better treatment and compensation for Sibiya while others remain skeptical, citing past grievances and industry norms. Social media platforms have been abuzz with discussions, reflecting a broader conversation about the challenges and opportunities within the radio landscape.
Critics have not shied away from voicing their concerns, with some pointing fingers at Gagasi FM for its handling of the situation surrounding Ntuli’s departure. The issue of fair wages has taken center stage, prompting calls for transparency and accountability from industry stakeholders.
As the dust settles and Sibiya gears up to embark on her new radio journey, the spotlight remains firmly fixed on the broader issues of equity, representation, and fair compensation within the radio industry.
Whether her appointment heralds a new era of positive change or adds fuel to the fire of discontent, only time will tell. In the interim, all eyes are on Sibiya as she prepares to captivate audiences with her charisma, talent, and unwavering dedication to her craft.
