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Linda Mtoba joins Gagasi FM

Actress Linda Mtoba is set to debut her radio presenting career on Durban based radio station, Gagasi FM.

She shared the news in a post on her  Instagram timeline. She will be on air on Sundays with DJ Lab from 6pm – 10pm.

She captioned the post: “YOUR GIRL IS ON RADIO!!
I’m so excited for this new venture ❤️”

Of course scores of fans and industry peers flooded her comments section with congratulatory messages.

Actress Jessica Nkosi said, “Oh mama!!! Mama!!! Congratulations!!!!”

Her cousin, Athini Mtoba said, “Congrats on this new venture mntase❤️”

A follower had this to say, “Congratulations this is so fitting and I know you will do so wellll you have such a healing voice I love hearing you speak you have that deep kind ubuntu thing inside your voice you have such a calm genuine spirit congratulations once again ❤️”

Another said, “ok I will be back to listening to GAGASI ? ?”

The star is known to be on a winning streak and booking gigs left right and centre, however this is a first for her and we are interested to see how well she does.

We first got introduced to Linda Mtoba on the hit Telenovela, Isibaya and since then she has cemented herself in the entertainment industry with unforgettable roles, breathtaking looks on red carpets, and endorsement deals.

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