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| Khuliyo and Sandra Ndebele-Sibindi : Photo by Mgcini Nyoni Photography |
The
dance Queen and Malaika hit-maker Sandra Ndebele -Sibindi has
relocated to Harare-Mandara to join her husband who is now working in
the capital city. She temporarily leaves behind her two kids with
their grandmother. The two ,one in Grade Zero and the other in Grade
Two will complete the matrimonial family set up after the places have
been secured for them in local schools, the source revealed to
Linkundla.
Her
Bulawayo based fans will greatly miss her fancy theatrics footwork but however the oncoming Harare jam-session dubbed "Bulawayo
meets Harare" will give her time to perform in both cities as
the show comes in a form of a cultural exchange programme. This
implies that the Harare based artists will also date Bulawayo next
week as confirmed by the organiser Biggie
Chinoperekwi.
Ndebele-Sibindi will therefore share stage with the
likes of: Jeys Marabini, Albert Nyathi, Mzoe7,
Constance,Guluva7,Lady.T,Khuliyo,Asaph,Kesia, Sasha,Donna N,Tendai
Chimombe ,Derick Majaivana, and Lektonic. The show promoter
Chinoperekwei said the main objective of the event was to expose
Bulawayo talent to new audiences in Harare. The return show is set
for Cecil Hotel Conference room in Bulawayo next week.
However
the dance queen also leaves behind her dance group Izintombi
Zomqangala who will from time to time converge on both cities.
Apparently Sandy needs no introduction in Harare as she is as popular
as she is in Bulawayo though others claim that Harare ultimately wins
the contest .
Sandy
is reportedly to have ultimately closed her Boutique shop due to low
returns but plans to explore more business in Harare. However her
handbags can now be bought online, said a reliable source.
In
Harare Ndebele-Sibindi joins fellow artists like the Dup- poet Albert
Nyathi , Mambokadzi and a lot more fellows who left Bulawayo for the
capital city.