Gagasi FM speaks out, says no to bullying after Minnie Ntuli, Londie London clash on RHOD

News24

12-07-2025

Durban radio station Gagasi FM has 'actively engaged' with presenter Minnie Ntuli to address an altercation she had with Londie London on reality TV show The Real Housewives of Durban (RHOD).
London, real name Londiwe Zulu, previously said she was pursuing legal action against the RHOD newcomer, after unseen footage showed Ntuli assaulting her on the show.
The pair first spoke, but things escalated and became physical when Ntuli became annoyed and started aggressively prodding London's forehead.
The footage aired shortly after fellow cast member Angel Ndlela read an apology message from Ntuli to London.
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'I want nothing to do with Minnie. I'm going to open a case of assault,' London said. 'I'm serving her, even for defamation of character. If she were here, I would have served her already.'
Gagasi FM released a statement on Friday, saying they noted 'with concern' the incident between Ntuli and London.
After engaging with Ntuli, she 'took full accountability for her actions, expressed deep remorse, and wrote an apology letter to the show's production company and cast members', the station said.
'She also committed to seeking professional assistance to better manage her emotional responses - steps we fully support.'
Incident Involving Minnie Ntuli on the Real Housewives of Durban
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'Like many of our listeners and members of the public, we were shocked and disappointed by what we saw,' the statement read.
The station acknowledged that Ntuli's conduct on the show impacted the brand and the community it serves.
'In previous seasons, we have seen other cast members on the show engage in moments of conflict and even attempted physical confrontations,' the station said..
'What gives us hope is that, in many of these instances, reconciliation has been possible, and relationships have been mended.'
The station is 'firmly against all forms of bullying, aggression, and disrespect' and believes 'in the power of accountability, personal growth, and open dialogue'.
'Both Minnie and the other cast member are professionals in the media industry, and it is likely they will work together again in future,' the statement continued. 'As a station, we are committed to supporting a process that encourages healing, forgiveness, and mutual respect.'
'We assure our listeners, clients, and partners that we are treating this matter with the seriousness and care it deserves.'