April 11, 2022

Let me enlighten your mood by presenting these upcoming songs from Black Market Records Africa. 1.Down For You By Teslah. Set to drop this coming Wednesday, Down for you is an outright banger and a unique tune set for your ears. Teslah is an enigma, a wonderful creative and one committed to her work. Follow up on her tunes. Down for you has been produced by Byron and directed by Vic West. Big Moves By Ivy Lygue. The release date is unclear but for an upcoming trap Queen, Ivy Lygue is taking the music industry by storm. Her style and level of performance is unmatched. Her first music video that did exceptionally well is titled Trap Queen and is on all music streaming platforms. Best By Teslah. It\’s officially Teslah\’s month as she is ready to make her style stand out. With her commitment and hardwork, she is versatile and determined to make you fall in love with the internet. Best has been produced by Byron and directed by Jamie. Sababisha By Rico Gang. Rico band are back with a banger. After laying low for a while, the band is back to murder you with their charm. Sababisha features Willis Raburu and Benzema. What more do you need!! Tune in for more updates……

By Muli. Following current orders from the National Cohesion and Integration Commission, the term “Sipangwingwi” has been banned as it is now termed as hate speech. This is according to the NCIC chairman, Samuel Kobia. This was done in an effort to curb hate speech and to ensure National cohesion during the electoral period.Samuel Kobia. Photo courtesy of Google images.However, just a few hours after the ban of the term “Sipangwingwi”, DP Ruto adopted a new phrase “Hatupangwingwi”. Ruto’s popularity among the youth has undoubtedly increased after the adaptation of the term Hatupangwingwi as he resonates with the youth, ever since the remix dropped. What does Sipangwingwi mean? Sipangwingwi is a term used by the youth today. However, people seem to have different perspectives on the term. According to Anne Mbindyo, who is a 23 year old student, Sipangwingwi is a free term for people who are not bound by any rules. However, according to Benson Maina, a parent and a resident in Thika says that Sipangwingwi is a demeaning and disrespectful term abused by politicians. The term Sipangwingwi originated from a reggae MC who famously used the term whenever reggae music played. Soon afterwards, Exray Taniua, a renowned Kenyan artist signed under the Black Market Records used his music talents and released a major banger featuring Trio Mio and Ssaru called it Sipangwingwi. The song gained popularity soon afterwards as youth did various challenges on TikTok. Not a single matatu was left out either as they too had the song blasting on their speakers. Others had graffiti of the term calligraphed on their machines. Later on, the Deputy President was seen in recent rallies dancing to the beat of the famous Sipangwingwi. Seemingly overwhelmed by the heat of the song, he was seen taking off his coat just so he could move rhythmically to the music. This lead to more cheering from thousands of deligates who attended the rally which was held in Kasarani. But what does Sipangwingwi actually mean in the song. Well, the song goes a little bit like, “Maisha ni yangu, we shughulika na yako, napenda za kwangu, we shughulika na kwako. Mi Sipangwingwi…” This translates to “My life is mine, you concentrate on yours. I like my own things, mind your own, I cannot be finessed.” The rapper implies.

By Muli. Following current orders from the National Cohesion and Integration Commission, the term “Sipangwingwi” has been banned as it is now termed as hate speech. This is according to the NCIC chairman, Samuel Kobia. This was done in an effort to curb hate speech and to ensure National cohesion during the electoral period.Samuel Kobia. Photo courtesy of Google images.However, just a few hours after the ban of the term “Sipangwingwi”, DP Ruto adopted a new phrase “Hatupangwingwi”. Ruto’s popularity among the youth has undoubtedly increased after the adaptation of the term Hatupangwingwi as he resonates with the youth, ever since the remix dropped. What does Sipangwingwi mean? Sipangwingwi is a term used by the youth today. However, people seem to have different perspectives on the term. According to Anne Mbindyo, who is a 23 year old student, Sipangwingwi is a free term for people who are not bound by any rules. However, according to Benson Maina, a parent and a resident in Thika says that Sipangwingwi is a demeaning and disrespectful term abused by politicians. The term Sipangwingwi originated from a reggae MC who famously used the term whenever reggae music played. Soon afterwards, Exray Taniua, a renowned Kenyan artist signed under the Black Market Records used his music talents and released a major banger featuring Trio Mio and Ssaru called it Sipangwingwi. The song gained popularity soon afterwards as youth did various challenges on TikTok. Not a single matatu was left out either as they too had the song blasting on their speakers. Others had graffiti of the term calligraphed on their machines. Later on, the Deputy President was seen in recent rallies dancing to the beat of the famous Sipangwingwi. Seemingly overwhelmed by the heat of the song, he was seen taking off his coat just so he could move rhythmically to the music. This lead to more cheering from thousands of deligates who attended the rally which was held in Kasarani. But what does Sipangwingwi actually mean in the song. Well, the song goes a little bit like, “Maisha ni yangu, we shughulika na yako, napenda za kwangu, we shughulika na kwako. Mi Sipangwingwi…” This translates to “My life is mine, you concentrate on yours. I like my own things, mind your own, I cannot be finessed.” The rapper implies.

Bahari News A few hours after the National Cohesion and Integration Commission listed the phrase \’sipangwingwi\” as one of hate speech terms, Deputy President William Ruto has now released a song christened \’hatupangwingwi\’. The DP, who adopted the phrase as his signature campaign slogan, tweeted the song on Friday in which he was featured by musician E-xray. NCIC on Friday listed the \’sipangwingwi\’ phrase among the terms that contain coded elements of hate speech. Others are fumigation, madoadoa, mende, kama mbaya mbaya and operation linda kura. NCIC chairman Samuel Kobia said the words are now banned in public rallies, social media posts and political talk shows. “This will go a long way in containing hate speech and ensuring our nation is secure during this electioneering period,” he said. Welcome to Bahari News Kenya. The leading YouTube channel on matters political news. Subscribe for the latest news on sports and entertainment.

Bahari News A few hours after the National Cohesion and Integration Commission listed the phrase \’sipangwingwi\” as one of hate speech terms, Deputy President William Ruto has now released a song christened \’hatupangwingwi\’. The DP, who adopted the phrase as his signature campaign slogan, tweeted the song on Friday in which he was featured by musician E-xray. NCIC on Friday listed the \’sipangwingwi\’ phrase among the terms that contain coded elements of hate speech. Others are fumigation, madoadoa, mende, kama mbaya mbaya and operation linda kura. NCIC chairman Samuel Kobia said the words are now banned in public rallies, social media posts and political talk shows. “This will go a long way in containing hate speech and ensuring our nation is secure during this electioneering period,” he said. Welcome to Bahari News Kenya. The leading YouTube channel on matters political news. Subscribe for the latest news on sports and entertainment.