Step Up 2 HIV

CRAFT FESTIVAL 2024 • Willom Tight activated | Friday the 22nd of November, @ Harare Gardens, Presented by Saywhat & Jibilika with support from Embassy of Sweden in Harare

22 NOVEMBER • 2nd edition of CRAFT Festival at HARARE Gardens presented by Saywhat & Jibilika || Free Entry. VOICES UNLEASHED: Addressing Drug and Substance Abuse, SRH, and GBV through Art.” Lineup coming soon.

SNAPS • This is how it went down! Some pictures from the Jibilika CYPHER - September Edition held today at the Zimbabwe College of Music.

📸 » Lennox Photography

It’s the Next Level Hip Hop Concert TONIGHT. A COLLABORATIVE PRESENTATION BY ZIMBABWEAN AND AMERICAN HIP HOP ARTISTS.
Tell a friend to tell a friend that the Next Level is on today at 7 Arts Theatrr in Avondale from 6 pm.
Jibilika + Meridian International Center + U.S. Embassy Zimbabwe

This Wednesday our media platform earGROUND hosts REKETA youth talk show

Have you signed up yet?

This Wednesday at 10AM we have special guests Honourable Kirsty Coventry and Old Mutual Zimbabwe Group CEO Sam Matsekete gracing our weekly StartUp & Entrepreneur Meet-Up.

To take part in this special webinar, you can sign up here: https://forms.gle/g2cdFXFdY1QPaSpX9

THE LEGEND :Exactly this month 29 years ago former LA LAKERS player MAGIC JOHNSON ”at the height of his career” announced at a press conference to the world of his HIV status and that he was quitting NBA. The announcement had a global impact towards perception and response on HIV.

It is saddening that we have received the news of the passing of one of the best hip hop artist and producer in the country. Cal-Vin who was a great friend of JIBILIKA. He took part in several projects such as the Jibilika Festival and the Step up 2 HIV campaign. His love for hip hop and desire to see a just society and progress for the youth will forever be remembered and celebrated. From us at JIBIKIKA we wish his family and friends strength and comfort in this time of bereavement. May his soul rest in peace

Jibilika celebrates Internation Youth Day

“....a lot of people ask kuti what happened to all that Zim talent we had... AIDS almost took out a whole generation of musicians and actors while few were paying attention leaving us with no succession plan. It’s so sad. That’s why sometimes the Zimbabwean sound lacks originality.” MBOKS

A year ago we made a song and video titled POSITIVITY to raise awareness on HIV & SRH issues. The song featured 12 amazing young artists