Radio host Sol Phenduka has been officially fired by Kaya 959 after comments about Minnie Dlamini on the MacG podcast led to public outrage and legal action.
Sol Phenduka speaks out after his Kaya 959 suspension linked to Minnie Dlamini’s legal action, explaining the reason behind the unexpected move.
Minnie Dlamini has filed a R2.5 million lawsuit against MacG and Sol Phenduka, rejecting MacG’s public apology over remarks she says were harmful and disrespectful.
MacG has apologised for making crude remarks about Minnie Dlamini and invited her to appear on his podcast following public and political backlash.
On a recent episode of ‘Homeground’, Minnie Dlamini threw unexpected shade at her ex, Itumeleng Khune, causing a buzz on social media.
Furthermore, it’s reported that Quinton Jones is allegedly making claims to Minnie Dlamini’s house, despite never having made financial contributions.
Minnie Dlamini’s business acumen came into question after these explosive allegations surfaced.
To MacG, Minnie Dlamini is a ‘polished’ version of Zodwa Wabantu.
Minnie Dlamini made it clear that legal action will be taken against the fake news spreader.
Minnie Dlamini admitted the troubles of the last two years were too much to bear.
Minnie Dlamini-Jones has been in quarantine due to a reported COVID-19 infection.
The Joneses have a new addition to their family, Baby Netha Makhosini Jones.
#MinnieDlamini started off her 30th birthday celebrations by unveiling her brand new #Jaguar #IPace.
‘Homeground’ co-host Minnie Dlamini referred to Bantu knots as a ‘ghetto’ hairstyle. Sufice it to say, it was her undoing.
For ‘Minnie Dlamini’, life’s too short to worry about perpetuating false narratives about black women’s hairstyles.
Minnie Dlamini says she wants to spend #SALockdown alone.
