Ghanaian actress and media personality Xandy Kamel has spoken out against what she describes as poor management and unfair treatment at Angel TV during her time at the station. In an interview with Zionfelix on February 3, 2025, she expressed frustration over how she was dismissed without explanation following a change in management, despite her dedication to the company.

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“Someone had damaging evidence about the owner of Angel TV, and I had to go behind the scenes and plead with him to delete it. To wake up one morning only to hear there had been a change in management and I should stay home until further notice is heartbreaking,” she recounted. According to Xandy, she remained at home for three years without any communication from the company.

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She was only paid when she inquired about her return, but the payments lasted for just three months before stopping. “I’ve been at home for the past three years… They only paid us when I called to inquire about my return, but even then, salaries came for three months and then stopped. I couldn’t keep calling them about it,” she said.

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She also disclosed that despite being hired to host one show, she ended up handling three programs without a salary adjustment. “I was paid around GH¢2,000, and I did all these things for peanuts. To be treated unfairly after giving my all is an insult,” she added. Beyond her personal experience, Xandy criticized Angel TV’s management for neglecting staff welfare, especially in life-threatening situations. “Angel TV took a lot from me.

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I couldn’t do things for myself because I was doing three shows and even worked as a producer. Sometimes we would finish late at night with no driver to take us home. The staff is often left vulnerable and attacked. Management there is terrible,” she lamented. Her revelations have fueled discussions about the treatment of media professionals in Ghana, with calls for improved working conditions and fair labor practices in the industry.

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