A CHEERFUL BONANG YEAR

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‘A very Bonang Year’ is a two part docuseries which chronicled the 12 months amazing journey in Bonang Matheba’s life. The show premiered on SABC1 and it has received massive viewership and positive reviews across South Africa. After the first show on August 1, Bonang was trending on all social media platforms praising her for the good job done and also showing maturity when she came into contact with an old friend who happens to be one of the most famous celebrity in Nigeria.

However, before the premiere of the second part of the show, Bonang made it clear that the docuseries was intended to be part of her content for her YouTube channel but after the creation of the show which became a spectacular world class production she saw it to be a great opportunity to show the world and her fans on what happens behind the scenes.

                                                                                           Bonang's media dropbox

In addition before the premiere, Bonang who is known to love good things in life proved how Cancerians love to pull surprises and to make the show more exciting to watch she included media dropbox to her package which included bouquet, candle, blankets, chocolate and others. With Bonang, you will never be bored, and indeed it was a cheerful year for Bonang since 2019 became a successful year in her career as a media personality. 


In 2019, the House of BNG was officially launched, she also hosted Miss South Africa and received awards at home and on the international platform which included Entertainment award in America. Bonang believes that every woman particularly young girls in South Africa should live their life to the fullest and create their own narratives. She also made emphasis on how the pandemic has changed things tremendously and caused entertainers to take measures on how to make money online.

Bonang Matheba is an African award winning media personality and a social media darling who hails from South Africa.

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