In a recent turn of events, the media industry in Kenya has been rocked by scandalous allegations surrounding SGL, as false claims emerged suggesting that KTN reporters were sent home due to an STI outbreak within the company. However, Ali Mwamvita Manzu, a prominent figure within SGL, has vehemently denied these allegations, asserting that they are nothing but fake news aimed at tarnishing the company’s reputation.
Addressing the issue head-on, Manzu took to social media to reassure the public, stating, “Thanks for your calls, DMs & even those we met this past week asking about SGL syphilis issue. We are all fine. No one has any Kaswende, kisonono nor mkanda wa jeshi.” His statement not only dispelled the rumors but also emphasized the resilience of the company amidst challenging times.
Expressing dismay at the spread of false information, Manzu condemned those responsible for concocting such rumors, stating, “It’s sad that some people can sit and come up with such fake news of insolvency yet we are all putting efforts to stay afloat.” Despite facing challenges, Manzu remains steadfast in his belief that SGL will weather the storm and emerge stronger than ever.
Furthermore, Manzu praised the dedication and perseverance of the company’s young and energetic staff, acknowledging their efforts to overcome obstacles collectively. He urged them to remain focused and not be swayed by fake news, emphasizing the importance of staying the course amidst adversity.
In a show of solidarity, Tony Malesi, a former member of the SGL team, expressed his support for the company, stating, “I stand with you bro. I felt so bad when I saw that fake news. I felt personally attacked despite having moved on from SGL.” Malesi’s words echo the sentiments of many who have been associated with SGL, highlighting the deep sense of loyalty and camaraderie within the organization.
Reflecting on his time at SGL, Malesi reminisced about the invaluable experience and training he received during his tenure, emphasizing the enduring legacy of the company. Despite having moved on to new endeavors, Malesi maintains a strong connection to SGL, citing the respect and love he continues to receive from his SGL days.
As the controversy surrounding SGL continues to unfold, the company remains steadfast in its commitment to excellence. While challenges may arise, the unwavering determination of its leadership and staff ensures that SGL will overcome adversity and emerge stronger than ever before.
In conclusion, the false claims regarding KTN reporters being sent home over an STI outbreak have been debunked by Ali Mwamvita Manzu and met with support from former colleagues like Tony Malesi. SGL remains resolute in its mission to uphold journalistic integrity and deliver quality content to its audience, despite the malicious attempts to undermine its reputation.
