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Gabi le Roux exits Samro: ‘We’ve lost control of our own music’
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Sunday World
The Southern African Music Rights Organisation (Samro) has been rocked by the sudden resignation of veteran composer, producer and long-serving board member Gabi le Roux.
Le Roux stepped down with immediate effect on Wednesday, October 1.
Le Roux, who had completed three terms as a board member, is widely respected in the music industry.
According to Le Roux, decision-making power within Samro now lies almost entirely with independent entities.
Despite his calls for innovation, Le Roux said his proposals, warnings and directives were ignored.