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Artistes put on notice for hate speech

By ALLAN OLINGO

My roommate in university enjoyed playing vernacular songs, especially those of Musa Juma, Omondi Tonny, DO Misiani, Osogo Winyo, Ramogi and tens of benga and ohangla songs. I wondered how he could enjoy these songs 24 hours a day. But with time, I started appreciating his genre of music, whose themes were based on our history, politics and love.

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