Moha Love TV has announced the recent departure of Sthembele Gaju, fondly known as Gogo Mathambo, as the presenter dies. The media personality, recognized for his contributions to Emalahleni FM’s Emthonjeni Wepilo, where he interpreted dreams and aided listeners with spiritual challenges, has succumbed to a brief illness.
Later in his career, Gogo Mathambo joined MOJA LOVE as the presenter for the popular show Fake Gobela.
This Moja Love Sho was mainly focused on exposing fake sangomas in the communities—the show broadcasts on Moja Love Channel at 8:30 pm every Sunday.
MOJA LOVE Mourns the Loss
Today, MOJA LOVE released an official statement mourning the passing of Gogo Mathambo. The channel expressed deep sorrow at losing such a talented individual and highlighted his significant impact on the community.
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Moja Love press statement-Image Source@X“It is with deepest sadness that MOJA LOVE TV announces the passing of the channel’s talent. Gogo Mathambo, the presenter of Fake Gobela, passed away this morning after a short illness. His death comes as a huge shock to the channel as he was talented and passionate about making a huge difference in the community. The channel states that it will miss his contributions.”
The network expressed that the passing of Gogo Mathambo represents a significant and profound loss for them. They characterized him as a person of exceptional talent and deep passion for effecting positive change within the community.
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Emalahleni FM also extends its sincere condolences to the family and friends of Gogo Mathambo. Funeral arrangements will be communicated in due course. Our deepest sympathies go to his family, loved ones, colleagues, and fans.
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