Three years after her abrupt dismissal after a s.ex tap that went viral on social media, magnetic radio personality Tinopona 'Tin Tin&...
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Three years after her abrupt dismissal after a s.ex tap that went viral on social media, magnetic radio personality Tinopona 'Tin Tin' Katsande is reportedly set to bounce back at ZiFM Stereo as the radio station makes a whole raft of changes to its programming.
According to sources, Tin Tin, who was fired from ZiFM three years ago after a se_x tape in which she featured was leaked and went viral on social media, is expected to report for duty this month.
This is after Tin Tin, who took legal action against ZiFM, allegedly told the station’s management that she would drop the case, only if she gets her job back.
This is after Tin Tin, who took legal action against ZiFM, allegedly told the station’s management that she would drop the case, only if she gets her job back.
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She will be reunited with fellow presenter, Tonderai Katsande who has been presenting with MisRed for the past three years. Two years ago, an arbitrator ruled that ZiFM should reinstate Tin Tin because she was unfairly dismissed. However, the radio station appealed the decision.
ZiFM programmes manager Ruvheneko Parirenyatwa, however, denied that they were rehiring Tin Tin. “Tin Tin isn’t confirmed with anything, she’s not employed by ZiFM at all right now,” Parirenyatwa said. She said the station was in the process of changing its programming.
“We’ll soon be releasing a new programme line up as a lot of shows are changing.”
But before informing the public on the programme changes, Parirenyatwa said ZiFM management needed to first meet its employees to tell them of the programme and presenter changes. “We haven’t spoken to any presenter to tell them that their shows have been cancelled or changed to a different slot.” - The Chronicle
“We’ll soon be releasing a new programme line up as a lot of shows are changing.”
But before informing the public on the programme changes, Parirenyatwa said ZiFM management needed to first meet its employees to tell them of the programme and presenter changes. “We haven’t spoken to any presenter to tell them that their shows have been cancelled or changed to a different slot.” - The Chronicle
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