adminA spokesman for the joint said they wanted to provide five-star entertainment to visitors who are in the city for various national programmes and the festive season.
“The festive season has started and we have a lot of people in Bulawayo who are here to visit their friends and relatives and we also have a lot of people who are here for various national programmes.
We have to give them something special and we believe Sandra fits the bill. She has been in the industry for long and we are certain she will not disappoint,” she said.
Ndebele spent the better part of last year touring with her group, Izintombi Zomqangala, overseas with a theatre production and now she is back in full force on the music scene with a number of her shows in Harare getting rave reviews.
When she performed at Hifa 2008, newspapers said she had put on quite a few kilos and left fans wondering where this was all heading. Last year in March she gave birth to a baby boy, Nkanyiso Tiny Sibindi, and took time away from the entertainment scene as she nursed him. Well, she has lost weight, she is rejuvenated and she is back.
If Roki is the bad boy of Zimbabwean music, then Ndebele is its just as famous, just as loved, bad girl. Her skimpy outfits and suggestive dance moves have given to her fans and those who are not her fans in seemingly equal proportions. Her defence is that her moves and outfits are inspired by traditional culture and that she has not invented anything new. Unperturbed, she has continued to perform and release songs and to grow her fan base.
Online Reporter