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Dineo Ranaka alleges Kaya FM led to her depression

Media personality Dineo Ranaka claims that Kaya FM led her into depression.

In July, the radio presenter got fired from the radio station following weeks of battling Severe Chronic Depression.

Taking to her social media, Dineo shared a post that read the following:

“So, I just got fired from Kaya FM. Interesting season of my life. So …. what’s next Dineo???”

“Haike haike haike haike haike haike haike haike haike haike haike haike haike … and PLEASE … DO NOT feel sorry for me,” she captioned her post.

The reality TV star also opened up about her desire to kill herself in a series of posts on her Instagram timeline however she has been receiving help from family, and friends.  

Following her exit from Kaya, Dineo started a new podcast titled S*x and Stuff.

Speaking about her depression, the star opened up about it in a post shared by reality TV personality, fashion designer, and stylist Mome Mahlangu.

Mome wrote in an attempt to explain why she’s been living in the wilderness for 3 years:

“When praying for a job, also pray for a work environment that will not lead you into a depression.”

Reacting to the post, Dineo Ranaka wrote, “THIS is what I forgot to pray for when I switched to Kaya ?️?️?️ SO important!!!!”

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