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- DJ Sbu categorically rejects claims from the Madlanga commission involving R100m in municipal grants.
- The broadcaster alleges the claims are a “diversion” from internal accountability issues within the commission.
- Leope has reserved all legal rights and vowed to pursue action to protect his personal brand.
Radio 2000 presenter Sbusiso Leope, popularly known as DJ Sbu, released a scathing statement Monday night dismissing allegations that he and Thembinkosi “TK” Nciza improperly benefited from R100 million in municipal grants.
The claims, which surfaced during the Madlanga commission, were described by Leope as defamatory and entirely “without factual basis.”
Leope suggested that the accusations are a calculated attempt to shift public focus away from internal misconduct and personal accountability issues by targeting high-profile figures.
He maintained that his career in broadcasting and entrepreneurship has been built on a foundation of integrity and transparency.
DJ Sbu emphasized his willingness to cooperate with any lawful, evidence-based investigations but warned that he would not tolerate ongoing damage to his reputation.
“I reserve all my legal rights and will not hesitate to pursue appropriate action should these false claims continue,” Leope stated.
Urging the media and the public to verify facts before amplifying unverified testimony, Leope expressed confidence that “truth and transparency will ultimately prevail.”

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