Mmegi journalist, ATI team reconcile

Tuesday, March 05, 2024 | 400 Views |

Subsequent to a recent report we made pertaining to the Mmegi/The Monitor on duty entertainment reporter, Nnasaretha Kgamanyane who was assaulted during the course of her duty, at the Son of the Soil function, we want to bring to your attention a recent amicable reconciliation reached by the parties at the offices of our media house.

Artist ATI (Atasaone Molemogi) and The Monitor editor, Maureen Odubeng were present when ATI’s manager and our reporter duly volunteered to kiss and make up. We would like to thank the parties for ending what had quickly metamorphosed into enmity of some sort.

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