Online Reporter
Maria Chiguvari
Zimpapers Arts and Entertainment Hub
MISCHIEF and Malloti are best friends but, on stage, she can also put up a polished show devoid of the controversy that has become a big part of her act.
Despite being criticised on social media for being candid and outspoken in defending herself, and her family, Malloti is never short of admirers.
The 26-year-old was under the spotlight at the weekend when she performed at the Jah Prayzah’s “Ndini Mukudzeyi World Tour Shutdown” at the Harare International Conference Centre. For just 15 minutes, Malloti, who was performing alongside her sister, delivered a captivating show that left many in the audience clamouring for more.
Their energy and chemistry on stage were undeniable, showcasing their unique charisma.
Malloti concluded her set with the song “Fadza Madzimai” by Hulengende.
Other artists who performed included Seh Calaz, Young Gemini, Culture Love, Chillmaster, Godfather Templeman, DJ Iroq, DJ C-Skillz, Tamy Moyo, and Tocky Vibes.Tocky Vibes, who had the opportunity to redeem himself after his recent album launch flopped, delivering one of his best performances. Tamy Moyo provided an energetic performance, expressing her gratitude to Jah Prayzah for being part of the tour.Jah Prayzah certainly gave his fans an early Christmas gift as he concluded his “Ndini Mukudzeyi World Tour – Shutdown” on a high note.
“Returning to HICC for the finale feels like coming full circle,” he said. The journey began in Harare when Jah Prayzah launched his latest album on May 3, 2025, at the Old Hararians Sports Club. The album features tracks such as “Ruzhowa,” “Ndini Mukudzeyi,” “Necessary,” “Shuga,” “Kwaunobva,” “Kuno,” “Ibvo,” “Manja,” “Mibvunzo,” “Hubaba,” “Chiramu,” “Chiringiro,” “Sori,” and “Moto.” He later performed at the Bira Rembira International Festival before taking the show beyond Zimbabwe’s borders. His show in Wolverhampton, United Kingdom, was sold out at The Hangar on May 25.
In July, he performed in Toronto, Canada, captivating North American fans with his signature sound and dynamic stage presence.
He then headed to Johannesburg, South Africa, where he performed before a full house at the Ellis Park Arena on November 15.
