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Generations' 'Queen Moroka' heads for Zimbabwe
07 Sep 2015 at 14:37hrs | Views
TOP South African actress Sophie Ndaba, known by many Zimbabweans for her unforgettable character, Queen Moroka, in the South African television soap Generations, is coming to Zimbabwe this month to officially launch 'Summer with Edgars Stores' through The Edgars Fashion Extravaganza.
Edgars group marketing executive, Rumbie Dzimba said they settled on Queen Moroka because she was a trend-setting icon.
"Edgars bringing in Sophie Ndaba in particular is tied to Sophie being a fashion icon and renowned trendsetter. One of her greatest accolades this year was becoming a judge on Miss South Africa 2015," she said.
"To top it off, Sophie has roots in Zimbabwe. Every year Edgars celebrates the beginning of summer through a fashion extravaganza promotion, which sees one lucky winner walking away with $10 000 and over $40 000 in assorted prices being shared by customers across the country in the six weeks of the promotion."
Dzimba said Sophie was expected to jet into the country on September 16 and will have an opportunity to interact with her fans at Edgars stores in Harare, Gweru and Bulawayo for the three days in which she will be in the country.
Edgars group marketing executive, Rumbie Dzimba said they settled on Queen Moroka because she was a trend-setting icon.
"Edgars bringing in Sophie Ndaba in particular is tied to Sophie being a fashion icon and renowned trendsetter. One of her greatest accolades this year was becoming a judge on Miss South Africa 2015," she said.
"To top it off, Sophie has roots in Zimbabwe. Every year Edgars celebrates the beginning of summer through a fashion extravaganza promotion, which sees one lucky winner walking away with $10 000 and over $40 000 in assorted prices being shared by customers across the country in the six weeks of the promotion."
Dzimba said Sophie was expected to jet into the country on September 16 and will have an opportunity to interact with her fans at Edgars stores in Harare, Gweru and Bulawayo for the three days in which she will be in the country.
Source - newsday
