BUNGEE! EP19-Power, Beats, Toxic Love and Public Drama..

In this episode, we dive into a mix of intriguing headlines from across Kenya. First, we look at Masinga MP Joshua Mbithi Mwalyo’s surprising move to open a public toilet in his constituency, highlighting community infrastructure efforts. We also explore the growing tension in the music industry as local producer Kanzu claims he hasn’t been compensated for the hit song "KISHASH" by Lil Maina, sparking questions on how Arbantone producers are paid for sampled beats.

Shifting to the international scene, we discuss rapper Cardi B’s viral live session, where she publicly exposes the toxic aspects of her relationship with husband Offset, raising concerns on social media. Back home, Caroline Mutoko’s bold statement that “most men hate kids” stirs a heated debate, with her backing the Vice Chancellor of Wakaniaru University.

Lastly, we address environmental issues as CEC Environment Geoffrey Mosiria steps in to confront a woman burning items in the CBD, and cracks down on Quiver Kilimani for noise pollution, due to its proximity to sensitive areas like the Department of Defense and State House. Tune in as we break down the stories behind these headlines and their broader impact on Kenyan society.