Skip to content
South African Live
Menu
  • Home
  • Entertainment
  • Politics
  • Fashion
  • Sports
  • Tech
  • Business
  • About us
Menu

Nota urges Sol Phenduka and Mac G to take legal action after Kaya FM fallout

Posted on September 3, 2025
45

Nota shows support to Mac G and Sol Phenduka after Kaya FM’s saga

Sol Phenduka’s recent firing from Kaya FM has sparked heated debate online, with music executive Nota Baloyi urging both Phenduka and his podcast co-host Mac G to take legal action against the station.

Phenduka, who co-hosts Podcast and Chill with Mac G, was first suspended and later dismissed, a move reportedly linked to Minnie Dlamini’s lawsuit against the podcast.

The decision has divided public opinion, with some defending Sol while others argue he must be held accountable for his role on the controversial platform.

Nota made his stance clear on social media, writing: “Sol Phenduka & MacG must sue KayaFM… Simple & plain. This is a defamatory smear campaign. You can never under our constitution be held accountable for someone else’s statements. Not a f***ing chance. They must sue that Neanderthal David Tiltmann in his personal capacity as well!”

Sol Phenduka & MacG must sue KayaFM… Simple & plain. This is a defamatory smear campaign. You can never under our constitution be held accountable for someone else’s statements. Not a fucking chance. They must sue that Neanderthal David Tiltmann in his personal capacity as well!

— MORAL Authority (@lavidaNOTA) September 1, 2025

Fans were equally divided in the comments.

Some echoed Nota’s call, insisting Sol should also “sue Minnie for suing him for something he didn’t do which resulted in losing his job.”

Others argued that Sol was complicit, with one critic noting: “He may not have said something offensive but he participated very much and even added a laugh there! Study the law, South Africans, and start paying attention to reading more than assuming more!”

Recent Posts

  • Nota urges Sol Phenduka and Mac G to take legal action after Kaya FM fallout
  • Here are a list of festivals to attend in this new season
  • Orlando Pirates ask for privacy after scary traffic accident
  • Business confidence down in SA
  • Chiefs target Mayo frozen out at CR Belouizdad

First established in 2020 by iReport Media Group, southafricanlive.co.za has evolved to become one of the most-read websites in South Africa. Published by iReport Media Group since 2020, find out all about us right here.

We bring you the latest breaking news updates, from South Africa and the African continent. South African Live is an independent, no agenda and no bias online news disruptor that goes beyond the news and behind the headlines. We believe what sets us apart is that we deliver news differently. While we hold ourselves to the utmost journalistic integrity of being truthful, we encourage a writing style that is acerbic and conversational, when appropriate.

LATEST NEWS

  • Nota urges Sol Phenduka and Mac G to take legal action after Kaya FM fallout
  • Here are a list of festivals to attend in this new season
  • Orlando Pirates ask for privacy after scary traffic accident
  • Business confidence down in SA
  • Chiefs target Mayo frozen out at CR Belouizdad

Menu

  • Entertainment
  • Business
  • Politics
  • Tech
  • Fashion
  • Sports
  • About us
©2025 South African Live | Design: Newspaperly WordPress Theme