In a fiery Instagram live session, hip-hop star Holy Ten, born Mukudzei Chitsama, launched scathing attacks on President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s twin sons, making a string of sensational claims.
The rapper alleged that members of the First Family deployed soldiers to his residence to seize his belongings, vowing to confront them head-on.
Broadcasting from South Africa on Sunday night, Holy Ten singled out Major Sean Mnangagwa, who serves in the Zimbabwe National Army.
“Sean, the soldiers you sent to my house—this time I’m coming back. Make sure you kill me. I don’t fear Zanu-PF, I don’t fear any of you,” he declared.
He admitted that his earlier ties with the ruling party were motivated by a desire to improve its image.
“I aligned myself with Zanu-PF because I wanted to help repair the reputations of both Mnangagwa and Mugabe,” he said.
As the broadcast intensified, Holy Ten shifted to open hostility, warning the Mnangagwa twins directly.
“My boys, what you did to me—I’ll finish you. I can bring down Zanu-PF today, I’m bigger than Zanu-PF,” he charged.
The artist stressed that his dispute was with the president’s sons, not with the Commander-in-Chief himself.
“I still respect President Mnangagwa as the head of the Defence Forces, but his sons crossed the line, and I’m Holy Ten,” he stated, before taking a swipe at Collins Mnangagwa’s popularity.
“Let Collins go live right now—see how many people will tune in and whether they even like him.”
Holy Ten then issued a chilling statement.
“I know where Collins stays. We are fixing the country now. Don’t disrespect me,” he warned.
He further announced that he was flying into Harare to face the twins directly.
“I’ll be in Harare tomorrow morning on the first flight. I’m not Blessed Geza, and I’m not scared of anyone,” he vowed.
In an extraordinary twist, the 26-year-old rapper even claimed that he is destined for the presidency.
“Here’s what you don’t know: the next president after ED is me, Mukudzei Chitsama. I’m the one who’s coming in. Forget about Chiwenga, Machakaire, or Tagwirei—it’s me,” he proclaimed.
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