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Pabi Moloi announces departure from PowerFM

Award-winning radio presenter and media personality Pabi Moloi has parted ways with PowerFM.

 

She took to her social media pages yesterday to announce her departure from the popular Johannesburg-based radio station.

“Hey friends, I resigned from POWER FM last month. I look forward to this new chapter,” she penned.

The talented presenter is known for her engaging hosting style and vibrant personality. Throughout her radio career, she has hosted various shows and connected with diverse audiences.

While she did not specify her future plans or what exactly the new chapter entails, her industry peers and followers took to the comment section to wish her well. 

“Love you to bits. Will definitely be walking this new chapter with you,” said one internet user.

“Wishing you all the best on your new journey, Pabzo!” added another.

Musician and media personality Dj Franky also weighed in by saying “The last man standing from the originals. Job well done Paballo, all the best for your next chapter”.

Pabi Moloi’s exit marks a significant change in her career, and she remains an influential figure in the South African media landscape.

Earlier this year, she announced her way back onto Mzansi television screens as the host with the most for a S3 reality competition, The Insurance Apprentice.

The first episode of the reality show aired on the 17th of July.

Also see: Back on screen: Pabi Moloi to host a new reality show

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