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Moja love condemns Mac G for his remarks about Minnie

Moja Love publicly denounced derogatory remarks made by podcaster, Macgyver Mukwevho who is popularly known as MacG about media personality, Minnie Dlamini recently on his podcast, Podcast and Chill published on YouTube.

This is after MacG, Sol Phenduka and the Ghost Lady were discussing current affairs, leading them to touch on her break up with Dr Brian Monaisa. While in discussion, MacG boldly said “I’m telling you man theres currently something wrong about her, maybe her coochie smells or something.” He added that hot girls experience this a lot.

Moja Love and other chillers, as the podcast’s supporters are fondly called did not take this well and saw it as a remark to put down women.

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@viewonce4 #minniedlamini #podcastandchill #macg #solphenduka #ghostlady #southafricatiktok?? #mzansitiktok #fyp ♬ original sound – VIEW ONCE

Moja Love took to their X (formerly Twitter) page to share their statement where they express how displeased they are with the podcaster. However, the internet users clapped back and said they are doing the same thing and accused them of promoting Gender Based Violence (GBV) with the continuous airing of Isencane Lengane amid the public outcry.

Moja Love cited that McG’s persistent use of derogatory language towards women, reducing them to vulgar slurs and objectifying their bodies is not just offensive but damaging and it reinforces gender based disrespect. They added that such behaviour has no place in society and media where voices should uplift and not degrade.

 

Also see: MacG always on Minnie Dlamini’s case? There’s something brewing

 

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