Zoey goes digital

Auxilia Katongomara Entertainment Correspondent
After launching a “Chinamwari Academy”, a school where women are taught bedroom moves, raunchy pole dancer Noleen ‘Zoey’ Sifelani will next week launch her DVD to spread her pole dancing expertise.
The queen of pole dancing has just finished recording videos to cater for women who are unable to come to her live shows. Most of her shows are held in clubs at night and a few married women attend.

The Red Angels founder and her rival Beverly “Bev” Sibanda, took the country by storm after the unveiling of their controversial pole and erotic dances.

While Zoey was busy with her DVD shoot, Bev was in the studio recording an album which has failed to make a mark on the music scene as anticipated.

Speaking to Saturday Leisure, the 26-year-old pole dancer said her novel videos on pole dancing would hit the market next week.
“We have finished shooting a video for women of all ages and it has gone for editing. It is a 30 minute video and will be on the market by the end of the week though I am afraid that it will be pirated,” said Zoey.

The petit pole dancer said the videos were meant to nurture women on proper etiquette as well as seeking to boost their fitness levels and improve bedroom skills.

“Few women attend our shows so we have decided to bring not only entertainment, but important life skills to the comfort of their homes.
“There will be two DVDs where we teach women how to dance, sit, walk as well as how to be flexible in the bedroom,” she said.

Her academy was launched in April and saw hordes of women attending lessons in order to fine tune their bedroom skills in order to keep their men closer.

The DVDs will be sold for $5 each.
Thirty-minute lessons at the academy cost $20 per session.
Zoey said most of her clients were married women who were accompanied by their husbands for lessons.
The controversial dancer learnt pole dancing in South Africa and decided to import the dance back home and is eking a living out of the art.