In what could only be described as a political drama with a dash of surrealism, Zimbabwean rapper Holy Ten unleashed a fiery Instagram Live tirade, accusing President Emmerson Mnangagwa’s twin sons of dispatching soldiers to repossess gifts — including his house.

Once the beloved poster child of Zanu PF’s 2023 campaign, Holy Ten, aka Mukudzei Chitsama, now finds himself in a bizarre twist fit for a telenovela. The rapper claims that the very gifts showered upon him by the ruling party’s inner circle have been snatched back by none other than Sean and Collins Mnangagwa, who apparently moonlight as property repossession agents.

“I’m coming to your house, Sean. Make sure you kill me,” Holy Ten declared, channeling the spirit of a revenge thriller protagonist, while his wife Kimberly Richards was allegedly ordered to vacate their home by soldiers. The rapper then vowed to “finish all of you” and boldly proclaimed himself “bigger than Zanu PF” ,as if preparing to launch his own political superhero party .

Adding a surreal twist, Holy Ten challenged Collins Mnangagwa to an Instagram Live showdown to prove who truly has the people’s love. “Let’s see how many people join,” he dared, as if they were competing in a bizarre social media popularity contest.

The rapper’s meltdown peaked with an ominous warning: “I’m not Blessed Geza,” a cryptic line that left fans scratching their heads and conspiracy theorists salivating.

Social media exploded with memes and mockery, likening the saga to everything from soap operas to reality TV showdowns. Within hours, Holy Ten deactivated his Instagram only to return with a heartfelt apology to the Mnangagwa brothers, leaving the nation wondering if this was all a carefully choreographed political performance… or just another episode of Zimbabwe’s most unpredictable reality show.

The Mnangagwa family has yet to comment, perhaps waiting for the next Instagram Live cliffhanger.

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