Prominent radio DJ and Power FM Station manager, Scott Matengambiri, widely known as DJ Scott, has reportedly come under serious trouble for demanding oral s_x from a female subordinate.
According to ZimSeen, DJ Scott pestered a young female ZBC employee for s_ex on the basis that he “gave her a job”, so it was payback time.
Contacted for comment, ZBC chief executive officer Adelaide Chikunguru declined to discuss the damning scandal rocking her institution.
“I am not aware of this conversation (sic),” she said, curtly.
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This comes as ZBC’s radio services director Robson Mhandu was suspended last week for allegedly harrasing Farai Jules.
In leaked audios, Mhando threatened to “maul” Jules, in some of the lurid and disturbing harassment scandals in contemporary Zimbabwe’s media landscape.
Now, DJ Scott has reportedly been suspended pending a hearing process over the damaging sexual harassment case.
Some private ZBC workers’ chats confirmed that DJ Scott was in trouble for failing to control his sexual appetite for young subordinates.
The lady also recorded DJ Scott making his “unwanted advances”.
She has been reaching out for help in recent weeks as she was being tormented by the “s_ex-crazed radio DJ”.
“Scott grabbed the girl’s head and tried to force her to give him oral se_x saying he gave her a job, so she must pay back. The case has already been reported to the ZBC human resources department. But Scott is going (being fired),” said a source.
DJ Scott joined PowerFM in Gweru in 2002 and was only appointed last year in March as the station manager.
Repeated efforts to get DJ Scott’s side of the story were futile as he did not respond to questions sent via WhatsApp. Subsequent phone calls went unanswered.
Meanwhile, has also established that a Classic 263 male worker also demanded sex from a former intern.
The girl has since left ZBC but she regrets ever working for the organisation, which has become a “sex haven”.
Sexual harassment has become a big issue in the media industry in Zimbabwe as young girls are being preyed on by veteran journalists and other media managers.
