Jah Prayzah to Conclude Global “Ndini Mukudzeyi World Tour” with Spectacular HICC Concert

Gateway Stream Media, in partnership with JP Entertainment, has confirmed that Zimbabwean music icon Jah Prayzah will wrap up his highly successful “Ndini Mukudzeyi World Tour” with a major concert at the Harare International Conference Centre (HICC) on 29 November 2025. The event, aptly titled The Shutdown, will mark the grand finale of a tour that has spanned multiple continents and showcased Prayzah’s latest album, Ndini Mukudzeyi.

The album, launched on 3 May 2025 at Old Hararians Sports Club in Harare, set the stage for a remarkable international journey. Following the local launch, Prayzah performed at the Bira Rembira International Festival before taking the tour abroad, beginning with a sold-out show at The Hangar in Wolverhampton, United Kingdom, on 25 May. His North American fans saw him live in July during a Toronto performance that drew large crowds, while the African leg included a standout show at Ellis Park Arena in Johannesburg on 15 November.

Gateway Stream Media Manager Elton Kurima described HICC as the ideal venue for the tour’s final act. “The Harare International Conference Centre is Zimbabwe’s premier concert venue, offering world-class sound, lighting, and flexible space for up to 4,500 guests. Hosting the finale here celebrates the successful album rollout and the seamless year-long international journey,” he said.

The Shutdown promises a high-profile celebration, highlighting Prayzah’s influence on the global music stage and his continued impact on Zimbabwean music. Kurima emphasized that the venue’s prestige, scale, and technical capabilities will make the concert an unforgettable live experience.

Ticket demand has been strong, with Phase 1 already sold out. Phase 2 tickets are now on sale at Med Orange Pharmacies, Booties Pharmacies, the Gateway Stream booth at Rainbow Towers Hotel, The New Ambassador Hotel, and online via events.gatewaystream.com. General Access tickets are priced at US$20, while VIP Access costs US$50.

Since its launch in 2020, Gateway Stream Media, a subsidiary of Rainbow Tourism Group, has played a key role in promoting Zimbabwean artists and creating commercial opportunities for local talent. The platform has hosted major events, including Jah Prayzah’s Maita Baba album launch, the Redefined Show, Ada Ehi’s gospel performance, the Harare leg of City to City, and the Nubian Notes Concert. The company has received recognition such as the NAMA Promoter of the Year Award (2022) and the Twalumba Award for Best Achievement in Innovation.

The Shutdown concert is set to draw thousands of fans eager to witness the final chapter of one of Jah Prayzah’s most ambitious and impactful tours. With world-class production and a repertoire that spans his celebrated career, the HICC performance is expected to be a highlight of Zimbabwe’s 2025 music calendar.