King Saha and Mubarak Munyagwa, also known as Mugati Gwa Bata, continued to dismiss claims that they were ever bitter rivals.
Days after King Saha rejected reports that he had reconciled with the politician, saying their relationship had never reached a point that required making peace, a video surfaced showing him performing a song he once used to tease Munyagwa.
Instead of singing that Munyagwa had “a big head with no sense,” the singer changed the lyrics, telling fans that his “big head carries sense.”
The revised lyrics quickly drew attention, prompting Munyagwa to address them during an appearance on Sanyuka Uncut.
King Saha is my brother. There was never anything fundamental causing a rift between us. We were simply poking fun at each other, and that is healthy.
The politician welcomed the change in the lyrics before explaining why he has never taken the “big head” jokes personally.
He eventually accepted that my head carries sense, and what he said is true. Do you know why my head is big? God knew I would have a lot of knowledge and wisdom.
His remarks reinforced King Saha’s earlier position that their public exchanges were playful banter rather than signs of a genuine fallout.
Hon. Mubarak Munyagwa speaks on reconciling with King Saha and reacts to the changes made to the song.#SanyukaUnCut #SanyukaUpdates #FfeBannoDdala pic.twitter.com/PtEvgAcfnh
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