Fresh said he is doing okay and grateful to have a radio job at the moment
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DJ Fresh has encouraged his followers to look out for each other, as the economic impact of the Covid-19 pandemic continues to take its toll on households across the world.star took to Twitter recently to share how some were paying their second month of debit orders with no income. He said it was important to realise how the virus and lockdown was affecting people's lives and wallets. he wrote.
He predicted that next month could be really bad and said it's important to reach out to those in need.For many, this is the second month of debit orders coming off, but ZERO income to absorb them!!! Next month is gonna be bad!!! Please check up on those you know might need it!!
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