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DJ Sbu slapped with lawsuit for sharing private call on ‘Hustler’s Corner’

Entrepreneur and media personality Sbusiso Leope, who is popularly known as DJ Sbu, may find himself battling a lawsuit after allegedly recording and uploading a private call on his podcast, Hustler’s Corner, without consent.

This call took place when DJ Sbu was speaking to the lady who accused renowned sangoma and reality TV star, Bhongolethu Mzozo, better known as Dr Khehlelezi, of sexually assaulting her, giving her a platform to share her side of the story.

On the clip shared by X (formerly Twitter) user, the lady alleged that DJ Sbu did not disclose that the call was being recorded and would be uploaded on his podcast, and she shared that she had paid R5000 to a lawyer to get the recording removed.

“DJ Sbu did not inform me that he’s recording me, and he put that voice note without my consent. I paid a lawyer five thousand to have that recording removed,” the lady said.

The woman angrily shared that she was not done with DJ Sbu, and she intends to file a lawsuit against him. She also revealed that the lawyer said they will help her free of charge.

“It’s against the law, and I’m still going to file a lawsuit for that. I got a lawyer who’s gonna do it pro bono for me. I’m gonna file a lawsuit. How does he record a call and doesn’t tell me that this call is being recorded, and he shares it on his network because he wants likes and monies and what.”

 

 

Also see: Woman publicly accuses Dr Khehlelezi of rape

 

 

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