Zimbabwean rapper Holy Ten, whose real name is Mukudzei Chitsama, is facing intense scrutiny and concern from the public following a peculiar and controversial interview with podcaster DJ Ollah 7. The interview, which was intended to address ongoing personal and public issues, has left many questioning Holy Ten’s mental state and credibility.
The drama began last week when Chelsea Tariro, the mother of Holy Ten’s first child, Mufaro, accused the rapper of neglecting their one-year-old son. Tariro took to social media to share private messages and grievances about her turbulent relationship with Holy Ten, which came into the spotlight shortly after the rapper’s marriage to Kimberly Richards.
In an attempt to address these allegations, Holy Ten agreed to an interview with DJ Ollah 7. However, the conversation took an unexpected turn when Holy Ten offered an unusual and perplexing response to questions about his fatherhood and the accusations from Tariro.
When DJ Ollah 7 asked about the allegations that Holy Ten was not providing adequate support for his child, the rapper’s response was both baffling and humorous. Holy Ten seemed to deflect the issue by making a cryptic reference to fellow artist Winky D, stating, “She saw me ndichituka Winky D so hapana baba vanotuka mwana wavo like that. So she was mad that I was not taking care of my son Winky D. Ndikutuka mwana and we had a conversation about that. Now handisi kutuka Winky D and Chelsea is happy.”
DJ Ollah 7, visibly confused by the response, tried to clarify the connection between Winky D and Holy Ten’s parenting issues. Holy Ten’s explanation continued to be disjointed: “Chelsea aiona kuti ukutuka mwana wako. Winky D mwana wangu.” This cryptic and seemingly nonsensical reply has left many viewers and fans scratching their heads. The response was further complicated by DJ Ollah 7’s recent troubles, including a series of public outbursts and a dramatic fall from the stage during performances.
The bizarre nature of the interview has led to widespread speculation about Holy Ten’s state of mind and whether his comments reflect deeper personal issues or a deliberate attempt at misdirection. The rapper’s erratic behavior and the strange nature of his explanations have fueled a growing debate among Zimbabweans about his mental health and the authenticity of his responses.
The situation has also sparked broader conversations about the pressures faced by public figures in Zimbabwe and the impact of personal controversies on their public image. As Holy Ten’s fans and critics alike try to make sense of the interview, the rapper’s next steps will be closely watched for further clarity on his personal and professional situation.
In other news – New restrictions on commuter omnibuses to improve road safety
Effective immediately, commuter omnibuses, popularly known as ‘kombis’, will now face significant operational restrictions aimed at enhancing road safety. Under new regulations announced on Tuesday, these minibuses are restricted to operating within a 60-kilometre radius of their route permits, a drastic reduction from the previous 120-kilometre limit. This measure is part of a broader strategy to curb the rising incidence of road traffic accidents involving kombis.
In a statement released by the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructural Development, Minister Felix Mhona underscored the necessity of this policy shift in response to increasing fatalities and injuries on the roads. Read More
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