Arrest boosts Bev’s popularity

joints in and outside Harare.
Looking at her diary, it seems Bev will be out and about performing her dances despite stern warnings from the police not to get carried away. The dancer will travel the length and breadth of the coun­try, entertaining rev­ellers at different ven­ues.
“Bev is fully booked the whole  of October and I am happy about it. It seems bad publicity is sometimes good publicity as many pro­moters are jostling for the dance queen,” Harpers Mapimhidze, her manager, said.
Mutare will have a taste of the dancer’s act on Friday. She will be back in the capi­tal in Dzivarasekwa at Travellers Bar the fol­lowing day before descending in Mbare on Sunday.
The following week, the dancing sensation will take her crew to Bulawayo where she is expected to perform before proceeding to Victoria Falls and Ngundu.
“Yes, Bev will have three shows every week and I would like to let other pro­moters know that we are already fully booked,” said the ecstatic Mapimhidze.
The 21-year-old mother of one has been the most sought-after dancer in the country in recent months. Her dance group Sexy Angels are also riding high as they perform from Tuesdays right through to Sundays at different nightspots in Harare except for Mondays when they take a breather.
Bev is a hit with male revellers who enjoy being teased night after night with her dance moves that leave little to the imagina­tion.
People know Bev as the Viceroy girl or the bottle girl, and her dance act, which has her in a split position, sit­ting on an empty has won her hearts of male fans.