Television presenter and DJ, Lerato Kganyago, says she will not be silent in 2023.
The Metro FM host came out swinging late last year, after gossip blogger Musa Khawula made a series of damaging allegations against him.
However, Kganyago said he will continue to speak out this year and refuted persistent rumors about the status of his marriage to businessman Thami Ndala.
‘I’m married’
Going on Instagram Live recently, Kganyago addressed several issues including dispelling fake reports and marital status.
There are rumors and reports that she and Ndala have split. When asked if she was dating, Kganyago replied: “No, I’m not dating, I’m married on paper. When I’m at the Ministry, my name is Lerato Kganyago Ndala. I’m not married by affiliation.
“I’m a wife, I’ve never been divorced.”
There were reports by City Press in November that the couple’s marriage was over, with further publications claiming that Kganyago’s husband had opened a theft case against the domestic worker at the Douglasdale Police Station.
His report later contradicted that.
Mrs. Ndala also denied that her husband had had an affair.
Eliminate other rumors
“This is the year to respond, he hates when I’m happy, he likes when I’m sad… Any false or false narrative against me, I will fight. I’m tired of being the bigger person. If you treat me like a dog, I will treat you like a dog,” he said.
Kganyago said it was “time” to dispel rumors such as the ownership rights of the hotel, 12 in Hillel Villa & Spa, in Johannesburg. There are reports that she will not own the hotel after receiving a gift from her husband on Valentine’s Day 2022.
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Kganyago also refuted claims made by gossip blogger Khawula, such as his workers not being paid and his wife also not paying hotel workers.
Kganyago said he had “removed himself from the establishment” because he wanted to focus on other interests and no longer participate with the 12 in Hillel. His interests include owning his own brand of alcohol and he admits he doesn’t like the hospitality industry.
Explaining why he called out Khawula, he said: “Anyone who runs away or believes what a fool says is like him, a fool”.
The businessman said that there was an obsession to have negative reports against him and the positive news reported about him did not get much views or publicity.