A senior radio executive in South Africa has opened up about alleged harassment by the boss of Kaya FM, a popular local radio station, according to a report by Sunday World. Tsholofelo Lethoko, who has spent three decades in the media and advertising industry, described the experience as deeply personal and ongoing. She revealed that the harassment, which she claims began years ago, has had a lasting emotional impact.
Lethoko, who has held key roles in the industry, spoke out after years of silence, citing the need to break the cycle of impunity. Her allegations include inappropriate behavior and a lack of accountability from the station’s leadership. The report highlights the broader issue of workplace harassment in South Africa’s media sector, where many professionals remain hesitant to speak up.
The case has sparked discussions about the need for stronger protections and reporting mechanisms for employees in the industry. Kaya FM has not yet issued a public statement on the allegations. (sundayworld.co.za)
