Zimbabwean hip-hop artist Holy Ten has sparked intense debate online after posting a direct message to Collins Mnangagwa, son of President Emmerson Mnangagwa. The rapper, known for speaking his mind, took to his official social media platforms to air out his frustrations and call for peace.
In the post, Holy Ten wrote: “Dear Collins Mnangagwa. You can’t touch me ??. And the moment you try you’re really proving to all of us that you and your father run an unfair system. Leave me alone ??.”
The statement immediately went viral, with fans and critics flooding the comments section. Some praised the musician for his bravery, while others warned of the risks of addressing political families directly.
Holy Ten has been trending throughout the year for his outspoken remarks and for using his platform to highlight issues affecting young Zimbabweans. His latest post adds another layer to his already controversial public image, positioning him as an artist unafraid to challenge authority.
As the debate continues online, many are waiting to see if there will be an official response from the Mnangagwa family or if the matter will fade away as just another heated exchange on social media.
