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Lebo Keswa announces the news of upcoming podcast

Business woman Lebo Keswa is eager to narrate her own story as she taps her feet into the world of podcasting with her show called, My Journey.

The prominent media personality recently took to Instagram to announce the news of its airing which is scheduled to launch on 17 October.

The last few months have been a roller coaster for her and her ex-wife Latoya Makhene. Lebo and the former Isidingo actress have been involved in a messy divorce battle as each of them found themselves throwing heated verbal exchanges via social media platforms – ironically both claim to have been the victims in their short-lived marriage.

Meanwhile, Lebo has since spoken to news and entertainment publication TshisaLive where she talked all about her upcoming venture highlighting that it would be focusing on multiple themes, some of which include abuse and women empowerment.

Speaking to the above-mentioned source she said:

“I’ve noticed a lot of women are smiling with scars from abuse they’re experiencing in their love relationships. I’ll be expressing myself as well as I was abused physically and emotionally in my marriage. Whatever people know about my marriage to Letoya isn’t enough. I’m going to speak up more.”

 

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Following Letoya’s public comments about her and their marriage, Lebo claims to have been placed in a bad light. As a result, she says that she had three job opportunities that had not materialised.

She claimed that the actress has not been truthful about what happened in their marriage, and wants to correct that.

Also see: Letoya Makhene celebrates her 40th birthday

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