Entertainment Reporter
HOLY Ten, Seh Calaz and Enzo Ishall were met by a crowd of ecstatic fans on their return home on Wednesday night from their performance at the SAMA Music Festival in the UK over the Easter weekend.
Francis Niyonsaba, the founder of popular drink Fresh Kambucha, was part of the people who welcomed the artists back home.
The businessman has formed a pact with Seh Calaz to try and fight drug abuse in Mbare.
The artist is now an ambassador of the movement which, among other things, is trying to use sport to keep the youths in the high density suburb active, and away from drugs.
“Fresh Kambucha Drink Zimbabwe, thank you for appreciating ma works angu and giving me a chance to be part of your brand,” said Seh Calaz.
“Didn’t expect to see you makandimirira.

“Big thank you to my fellow artists Baba Harare, Mai Titi, Enzo, Tipsy, Mark Ngwazi, Ndunge Yut, Holy Hoyo 10 vakasimbisa Kambucha brand ne moyo wese.
“Handizive ndokutendai sei as what you did is priceless and chero musi wamuchaitawo zvenyu I will, be there to stend by you, will be one phone call away.”
There is no time to rest for Holy Ten who will make his first stopover at Habhana Lounge tonight.
Wanisayi “Mahwindo”Mutandwa, the brains behind the entertainment scene at the club, told H-Metro:
“I am really excited to bethe first to host him on his return.
“He is such a talented man with a good vibe.

“It’s Holy’s welcome party after his successful show in England.
“Resident wheel-spinners, Langton B and King Her, will also be in charge during their Fresh Fridays slot.
“The night is being hosted by Jagermaister and free shots will be given during the intervals.
”The Movement Band returns to the same venue, by demand, tomorrow for their slot.”
On Sunday, attention shifts to the MaRasta slot featuring Etherton B and Garry.
Then, the focus will be on the 43rd Independence Day celebrations on Monday.




