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Tanzanian Bongo Flava artist, Mbosso has dismissed rumours implying his former manager, Sandra Brown resigned from Wasafi Classic Baby (WCB) over mistreatment and underpayment.
Speaking to Bongo 5, the Hodari singer explained that Sandra had not left the label in the first place.
“ She was moved to another department and that’s all really. For my new manager, I can’t really get into that. When the time is right the responsible body will make the announcement,” he said.
The artist also touched on the fact that he supports women despite the fact that they ‘let him down’ sometimes.
“Mimi nina DJ wa kike, mpiga picha wangu wa kiume, bodyguard wangu wa kiume, meneja wangu pia alikuwa wa kike kwa hiyo ni mtu ambaye huwa nawaamini sana wanawake japokuwa mara nyingi wananiangusha sana nisiwe muongo. Ila mimi ni mtu ambaye nawaamini sana kwa sababu Imani yangu inavyoniambia, wanaumwezo wa kufanya kazi kama wanaume wakituliza akili zao,” he concluded.
Sandra’s supposed exit comes months after Harmonize’s manager quit WCB after a fallout with the singer.
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Speaking to BBC, Joel Vincent, popularly known as Mr Puaz, revealed that they decided to part ways after the Wasafi Festival in Kenya due to a misunderstanding between them.
