Maria David
HURRY Haiketi, better known as ‘Bonsella,’ has released his fifth album, The Government Autocracy, featuring 12 tracks.
Haiketi said the album aims to inspire people toward positive change in society and to avoid negative influences that might mislead them.
According to Haiketi, the songs encourage listeners to ignore pessimistic individuals who claim they will never succeed and to make decisions without relying on public opinion, as positive change is more likely in an environment free from external influence.
“When making decisions regarding your own life, there is no ‘in between,’ and people should either love you or hate you for it. This might serve as a reminder to others,” he added.
He mentioned that “It’s Alright,” featuring Xiddo MLegends, is one of the album’s standout tracks, inspiring people to stay positive, focused, and active—whether by working a job or hustling, but without stealing or committing crimes.
Further, Haiketi said the fifth song, “I Need A Lawyer,” featuring Kajuh and Robysan, is dedicated to lawyer Kadhila Amoomo, as a way to honour and inspire him to continue his diligent work on behalf of clients, especially those facing accusations or injustices.
The first track, Omunona Otai featuring Focus Fireboy, encourages listeners to not worry when others doubt them but to prove their capabilities through resilience and hard work.
Haiketi said that this album, compared to his previous work, allows him to express himself more deeply, with a focus on themes of strength, authenticity, and overcoming adversity.
He has produced two high-quality music videos for “I Need A Lawyer” and “Wanakashimba,” both of which are already available on YouTube.
Haiketi announced that another album is expected next year.
“I will continue to release new music each year as long as my fans support my art and music,” he said.
He added that all five of his albums are available digitally.
