By Jonathan Mbiriyamveka
Harare is gearing up for the biggest musical shutdown of the year as Gateway Stream Media and JP Entertainment bring home the explosive finale of Jah Prayzah’s Ndini Mukudzeyi World Tour on 29 November 2025 at the iconic Harare International Convention Centre (HICC).
After shaking stages from Wolverhampton to Toronto, Johannesburg to Harare, Jah Prayzah is closing off his globe-trotting musical journey right where it all began — in front of his home crowd.
Dubbed “The Shutdown”, the HICC concert promises a full-throttle celebration, merging world-class production, high-energy performance and the unmistakable artistry of one of Zimbabwe’s biggest musical exports.
The tour has been a triumphant showcase of Zimbabwean music on the world stage, with sold-out performances and rave reviews from audiences across continents.
It all kicked off on May 3, 2025, when Jah Prayzah launched the Ndini Mukudzeyi album at Old Hararians Sports Club, before taking the music to global festivals and arenas.
Gateway Stream Media Manager, Elton Kurima, says the HICC show is more than a concert — it’s a homecoming celebration of a phenomenal year.
“HICC, being the last on the line-up, serves as the perfect place to celebrate the successful launch of Jah Prayzah’s album and the seamless World Tour he embarked on throughout the year,” Kurima said.
He added that the venue sets this finale apart.
“The Harare International Convention Centre offers world-class sound, lighting and space for up to 4,500 guests. It’s the ultimate destination for unforgettable performances and international entertainment experiences.”
With hype reaching fever pitch, Phase 1 tickets have already SOLD OUT.
Fans are urged to grab Phase 2 tickets now available at:
Med Orange Pharmacies
Booties Pharmacies
Rainbow Towers Hotel (Gateway Stream booth)
The New Ambassador Hotel
Online: events.gatewaystream.com
Ticket Prices:
General Access (Phase 2): USD $20
VIP Access (Phase 2): USD $50
HICC is ready. The fans are ready.
And Jah Prayzah is about to shut the city down.
