Dj Tira has shown manager Senzo “Msenzito” Shezi the door from his record label, Afrotainment

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 By: Simon Majadibodu 

Dj Tira has fired the manger of his record label, Afrotainment, Senzo “Msenzito” Shezi for misusing of the company’s resources. Photo: Instagram / @djtira

Record label owner Dj Tira has parted ways with his manager Senzo Shezi, who was affectionately known as “Msenzito”.

Masenzito was the manager of Dj Tira’s record label, Afrotainment.

The Thank You Mr Dj hitmaker announced in a social media post on his Instagram account that Masenzito was fired after being involved in misusing of the company’s resources.

Dj Tira posted a statement confirming his departure from his record label and captioned his post, “9 years of relationship 💔 In God we trust.”

Senzo “Msenzito” Shezi has been shown the door from being the manager of Afrotainment. Photo: Instagram / @msenzito

“It is with regret that we announce the departure of Mr Senzo "Msenzisto" Shezi, effective immediately,” reads the statement.


“Following an internal investigation, it has come to our attention that Mr Senzo Shezi has engaged in behaviour that is inconsistent with the standards and values of Afrotainment.”


“At Afrotainment, we prioritize transparency, integrity, and respect in all our business practices. The behaviour exhibited by this employee is not reflective of the values that we uphold. As a result, the decision has been made to part ways with him.”



The official statement shared by Dj Tira on his Instagram account confirming the departure of the manager was of his record label, Afrotainment. Photo: Instagram / @djtira



Afrotainment on the statement has assured it clients, partners, and stakeholders that it is committed to upholding the highest standards of professionalism and ethical conduct. 


“We will take all necessary steps to rectify any issues that may have arisen as a result of Mr Senzo Shezi's actions.”


“His departure will not affect the quality or delivery of our services. We remain dedicated to serving our clients with the same level of excellence and commitment that they have come to expect from us.”


Additionally the statement reads, “We appreciate the support and understanding of our clients and the public during this difficult time. We are confident that this decision is in the best interest of our company and its stakeholders.”




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