Mbilez24

07/01/2026

Today, the American youtuber, Darren Jason Watkins Jr -famously known as IShowSpeed, visited the heart of creativity (Mbare Arts Space).

Speed arrived in the country yesterday. This is part of his “Speed Does Africa” tour, which is a month-long, live-streamed journey across 20 African countries, running from late December 2025 to January 2026. The tour documents his real-time experiences with local culture, art, music, food, and communities while engaging millions of viewers worldwide. Through unscripted interactions and collaborations, the tour spotlights Africa’s creativity, energy, and people on a global stage.

Where do you think he should visit next before he leaves the country?
IShowSpeed

25/12/2025

Stodart Police Station (Harare): +263 4 746111/2
Ambulance (EMRAS): +263 4 791631 or 791632
Fire Brigade (Harare): +263 4 746111 (ask for fire brigade) or 112 (toll-free emergency)

25/12/2025

This festive season, choose fun that doesn’t harm your future.
Stay safe, know your boundaries, use protection, and look out for your friends.
If something goes wrong or you need support, speak up — help is available, confidential, and judgement-free.

Where You Can Get Help

For STI testing, condoms, and SRHR services:

Local clinics such as Mbare Poly, Edith Opperman, and Beatrice Road Infectious Dieseases Hospital (Nazareth)

Youth-friendly corners at public health facilities

Mufaro association
+263772861261

Population Services in Zimbabwe
0772145221

Your nearest community health workers

For emergencies or abuse (GBV, coercion, unsafe situations):

ZRP, Victim Friendly Unit (VFU)

Musasa Project

Padare

Adult R**e Clinic (ARC):

Childline Zimbabwe: 116

One-Stop Centre at Sally Mugabe Hospital (GBV support)

For counselling or mental health support:

Friendship Bench

Local youth centres and social workers

Your safety comes first — always.

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22/12/2025

I guess today you won't be able to watch Egypt Vs Zimbabwe in your home. Anyway ZETDC

20/12/2025

Born Edwin Nyaruka, aka "Potato" D.O.B 20/12/1975. Today, the legendary musician hit the big 50, and we are grateful to the Good Lord for every breath and every beat. From “been there, done that” to still rocking the stage—HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO THE LEGENDARY Potato! 🎉🎶

Potatoes Edwin

19/12/2025

The vibe is festive, and the lights are about to be up, 🔔✨ meanwhile, we dance 🕺 💃
Mbare Christmas Light-Up is happening right now at the Stodart hall🎄

Vamwe muripi?

15/12/2025

06/12/2025

MBARE HEALTH FAIR ALERT!!!

You're invited to the Mbare Health Fair, happening NOW at Stodart Hall!

Join us for:

Health education sessions
Free sanitary wear and contraception for all
Free health screenings:
Blood pressure checks
Blood sugar tests
Audio and visual tests
Live music performances by local artists
Kids' zone with jumping castle and trampoline - bring the whole family!

Come and take care of your health, have fun, and enjoy the music!

01/12/2025

Mbilez24 stands with all individuals, families, and young people affected by HIV. We recommit to creating safe spaces, sharing information, building confidence, and ensuring no one walks their journey alone.

27/11/2025

Change yanetsa

27/11/2025

🌍 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence

As we commemorate the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence, we reaffirm our commitment to building Safe and Inclusive Cities —online and offline.
Gender-Based Violence has evolved in form, reaching our digital spaces through harassment, cyber-bullying, non-consensual sharing of content, and harmful narratives that silence voices.
We believe everyone—especially women, girls, and marginalized communities—deserve to participate online without fear, shame, or violence.

Through the Safe & Inclusive Cities 2.0 project, Mbilez24 and Youth Ensemble stand in solidarity with survivors and pledges to:

💜 Promote safer digital spaces for all
💜 Amplify voices calling for accountability and respect
💜 Equip communities with knowledge to prevent and respond to online GBV
💜 Challenge harmful norms that fuel digital violence
💜 Support survivors with empathy, confidentiality, and action

This year, we echo the message:

“Our Clicks, Our Safety — End Online GBV.”

We encourage all young people, women, men, parents, leaders, and digital citizens to stand with us.
Let’s learn. Let’s speak out. Let’s act.
Together, we can make every community—physical or digital—a safer place to belong.
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18/11/2025

Are you ready for the Chisa Nyama Passa Passa Friday 21 November...