A dance with Miss Chez Valentine

Miss Chez Valentine  Carol Mandizvidza (front centre) flanked by Second Princess Tafadzwa Mushunje (left) and First Princess Simbiso Mutandavari and standing is Miss Perosnality Tyra Muropa and pageant organiser Sandra Mukosa
Miss Chez Valentine Carol Mandizvidza (front centre) flanked by Second Princess Tafadzwa Mushunje (left) and First Princess Simbiso Mutandavari and standing is Miss Perosnality Tyra Muropa and pageant organiser Sandra Mukosa

Entertainment Reporter
The winners of the Miss Chez Valentine are to appear tonight at the club to mix and mingle with patrons.
The queen Carol Mandizvidza, first princess  Simbiso Mutandavari, second princess Tafadzwa Mushunje and miss personality Tya Muropa who are set to tour Chez Ntemba Nightclubs in South Africa this month will be meeting the patrons at the clubs as well as rock the dance floor.

Tonight it will be music non-stop on the upper deck featuring the Djs on rotation Seductive Gee, Dollar Bill and Wale while on the lower deck it will be rhumba music with Ben and Luckers.

Sandra Mukosa of Chez Ntemba Nightlcub who organised the Miss Chez Valentine said the models would be given VIP treatment. “As you might be aware the top three winners will be going on a tour of South Africa this month and we want to give them a proper send-off tonight.

The three will be going to Sandton and Cape Town so that they experience what it is like in other clubs. “The tour is part of their prizes including transport, food and accommodation. Everything is going according to schedule and hopefully when they return they will be able to share their experiences,” she said.

 

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