The South African national broadcaster, SABC has noted the allegations of sexual harassment made by Pearl Modiadie saying that she was sexually harassed at one of its radio stations, Metro FM!
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“The SABC notes with concern media articles about the alleged sexual harassment case at Metro FM and the Tweet by Ms. Pearl Modiadie,” said the SABC.
The SABC said that it views sexual harassment in a serious light and will use its internal policies and procedures to deal with the matter.
“The SABC views sexual harassment in a serious light and will use its internal policies and procedures to deal with this matter. The SABC encourages any employees subjected to sexual harassment to use the Corporation’s specific internal channels to report such cases,” said the SABC.
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“I kept quiet for too long until media picked it up and never have I been grateful for that because it finally gave me the courage to speak out about the sexual harassment I was subjected to at Metro FM,” said Pearl Modiadie.
According to Sunday World, Pearl Modiadie wasn’t entirely happy while working at Metro FM because of sexual harassment she allegedly suffered at the hands of her manager at Metro FM. The publication reports that Pearl Modiadie, who was at the station for five years until early this year when her contract was not renewed, had complained to the then station manager about inappropriate comments that her manager made about her.
The sexual harassment that the mother of one, who co-hosted the midday show with Thomas Msengana, allegedly experienced at the station has been revealed by sources, who showed Sunday World e-mail exchanges between her and the station’s marketing team.
READ HERE FOR BACKGROUND – Pearl Modiadie Was Sexually Harassed At Metro FM!
The SABC notes with concern media articles about the alleged sexual harassment case at Metro FM and the Tweet by Ms. Pearl Modiadie. pic.twitter.com/D3yKAoY18p
— SABC (@SABCPortal) June 15, 2021
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