Known for travelling the world in style, conquering television, radio and the internet, winning accolades and popping champagne, Bonang Matheba reigns supreme.
Affectionately referred to as Queen B, Bonang Dorothy Matheba has rightfully established herself as Africa’s most coveted entertainment personality. She was born on 25 June 1987, in Mahikeng borough of North West, South Africa. She is from the Bantu-speaking ethnic group Tswana.
Bonang Matheba attended Fourways High School, a co-ed government school in Fourways, Johannesburg. This was after her family moved to Leondale, which is in the East of Johannesburg.
After her O levels, Bonang Matheba enrolled for a Bachelor's Degree in Marketing at the University of Johannesburg. Unfortunately, she failed a few modules more than once and decided not to pursue it anymore.
Bonang Matheba, aka Queen B, is a South African television presenter, radio personality, businesswoman, producer, model and philanthropist. She glided into the limelight in 2002 when she was just fifteen and still in school. Bonang Matheba got an opportunity to be on television. She appeared on the 'Manhattan's Fantasy Challenge.' Born to live a life of greatness, Bonang Matheba's big break came as a presenter of LIVE on SABC1, followed by a radio host position at Metro FM. From here, Queen B's career took an upward trajectory. Her vivacious and energetic presenting skills, accompanied by her signature voice helped carve her spotlight in the industry.
Bonang Matheb made her television debut in 2002 on SABC 2 kids show Manhattan Fantasy Challenge. This was followed by her first TV job in 2007 for a music show - Live. Just to make it into this show, Bonang auditioned five times and even moved from city to city to audition. Her persistence finally paid off as she was crowned the winner. The show gained quick fame as South Africa's most-watched series, and Bonang Matheba came to be 'South Africa's original it girl.'
The pressure of popularity was so immense that Bonang had to drop out of school to focus on her career. Bonang Matheba’s parents, particularly her father, a former university professor, was not happy with the decision.
Bonang Matheba is known for her radio hosting, TV presenter, and MC skills. She is a Global Citizen ambassador and style icon and undoubtedly one of Africa's social media sweethearts.
She’s hosted many awards shows and events like MTV Africa Music Awards 2016, Miss South Africa 2018, the pre-show for the 2014 MTV Europe Music Awards and BET Awards 2016. She is also known for being the first Black South African to be featured in several magazines.
Such is the charisma of Bonang Matheba that in 2016, she adorned the cover of Forbes Woman Africa, together with three other women who were celebrated for being the Faces of Entrepreneurship.
In 2008, Bonang Matheba made her debut drama role on the SABC 1 show, InterSEXions, where she played Nurse Seipati. The success of her television career saw Bonang Matheba set up her own production house in 2017, Bonang Matheba Entertainment. It produced Being Bonang, a show which showcased Matheba's daily life.
In December 2018, Bonang Matheba co-hosted the Global Citizen: Mandela 100 concert alongside comedian Trevor Noah, supermodel Naomi Campbell and several other celebrities.
In 2019, Bonang Matheba starred and co-produced the award-winning documentary - Public Figure, as well as her own episode in 'Activate', the six-part National Geographic documentary series about Global Citizen's efforts to eliminate poverty by 2030.
In 2009, Bonang Matheba hosted her weekend afternoon radio show, The B* Hive on YFM. It was an instant success mainly with the young listeners. After leaving the radio show in 2014, Bonang Matheba was announced as a new radio DJ for Metro FM in 2015. Matheba's show, The Front Row, had a great and joyful listenership, until, without her consent, she was expected to host the show alongside her longtime industry rival Lerato Kganyago. Annoyed by the station's lack of communication, Bonang Matheba resigned immediately.
Bonang Matheba is just getting started. In 2008, Bonang Matheba launched her clothing line, which she called Just B. She collaborated with retailer Legit and then partnered with a London-based designer to create a handbag assortment called 'Baby Star.'
The success of her first two ventures in fashion spurred a collaboration in 2014 with the high-end South African retail brand Woolworths. They created an exclusive collection of seductive lingerie lines' Distraction By Bonang'. It performed brilliantly.
Then, in 2018, Bonang Matheba, together with Superbalist, brought together a collection of T-shirts named 'BONANG by Bonang Matheba.'
In March 2019, Bonang Matheba exclusively partnered with Woolworths. They launched a range of luxury Méthode Cap Classique (MCC) called 'The House of BNG.' The luxury beverage brand introduced a range of MCCs (Brut and Brut Rose). They recently expanded the range with a Prestige Reserve MCC. This endeavour made her the first black woman to be added to the Méthode Cap Classique Association.
In 2019, Bonang Matheba launched her very own luxury beverage brand with the introduction of the House of BNG and its Brut and Brut Rosé Méthode Cap Classiques (MCCs).
Being one of the first African brands to produce a true sparkling wine in a can, The House of BNG continues to revolutionize its ascent in the South African luxury beverage market.
In June 2017, Bonang Matheba released her autobiographical book From A to B. Replete with spelling, grammatical and factual errors, the book received bad publicity. The book was recalled, revised and replaced with a second edition.
When she's not setting the red carpet on fire with her style or in front of the camera, Bonang Matheba is an active ambassador for Global Citizen. She also manages the Bonang Matheba Bursary Fund, which has the ambitious goal of seeing 300 girls through tertiary education by 2025.
Bonang Matheba's mother is the Executive Vice-President for Human Resource and Corporate Affairs of Sasol, Charlotte Mokoena. Her father, Gampi Matheba, is a senior lecturer at North-West University.
Matheba has an older sister, Reabetswe. After her parents divorced, her mother married Joe Mokoena. Together, they have a son named Thabo Mokoena, who is Bonang's half-brother.
Bonang Matheba does not have any children. In fact, as specified in more than a few interviews, she is in no haste to have children. Looks like those keen to see a Bonang Matheba baby will just have to wait it out.
No, she isn’t married but Bonang Matheba’s boyfriend remains a mystery. From a set of photos posted by the said boyfriend, in which they are kissing, it seems like Queen B has found love once again. According to the latest Bonang Matheba news, he goes by the Twitter name @dopezuluboi, but his identity is yet to be made public.
Before becoming famous, Bonang Matheba used to date Slikour, a South African celebrity. They did have a long relationship, but it was not meant to be. In 2012, Bonang Matheba dated record producer and disc jockey Euphonik. All was not well. Euphonik was charged with assault after it surfaced that he physically assaulted Bonang Matheba. She later dropped the charges after the couple reconciled, and they called it quits.
From 2015 to 2017, Bonang Matheba dated rapper AKA. This relationship was filled with drama as they had an affair while AKA was still dating DJ Zinhle. DJ Zinhle exposed their fling in August 2015, following their break-up.
The Bonang Matheba and AKA romance allegedly started while AKA's then-girlfriend, DJ Zinhle, was pregnant with their first child. Both Bonang and AKA denied the cheating claims and threatened to sue.
After months of rumours, AKA and Bonang made their relationship official on Instagram in 2016. Their romance ended in late 2017. AKA, probably upset about their break-up, alleged that she had bewitched him during their contentious relationship.
While everyone in the Bonang Matheba age group is wondering when they will get their Covid-19 vaccine, Bonang has been vaccinated and is living her best life in New York City.
It’s not the first time nor the last that you’ll hear a celeb being taken to court over unpaid taxes. Bonang Matheba was in this exact situation in 2018. She was accused of tax fraud as she allegedly failed to remit personal and company tax between 2008 & 2017 and 2014 & 2017 in that order.
In other Bonang Matheba latest news, the tv star cut ties with her management. This is bound to be a messy break-up as Bonang accused her now ex-management of “criminal conduct”. She shared this development via Twitter.
Part of the statement said: “Today I announce that I have terminated the contract with them (management company) and they no longer represent me, or any of my business ventures. I have instructed my lawyers to investigate the possibility of criminal conduct by the company and its representatives. I will revert over the next few days with more updates so that others can be aware of what I consider their unsavoury behaviour.”
It remains unclear which management company she is referring to. Previously, she’s worked with CSA Global and DNA Brands Architects.
Bonang Matheba's dresses that she puts on the red carpet are always flamboyant and impressive. Queen B spares no expense when it comes to her dresses and is known to fly New York-based stylist H. Diddy to style her for her big gigs. The Bonang Matheba Instagram account with 4.4 million followers is populated with pictures of Queen B at her stylish best.
Despite Bonang Matheba’s height of 1.53 m, she is infamous for her love for heels. Bonang once admitted to owning over 200 pairs of shoes.
Queen B, who moved to the Big Apple in May, has been updating her followers on social media ever since she landed in the USA. From receiving her COVID-19 vaccine to giving a little tour of her flat in the Upper East Side and more recently enjoying a picnic at Fort Greene Park in Brooklyn.
Bonang Matheba without makeup? We are used to seeing Bonang Matheba in full hair and makeup. But recently, she pleasantly surprised us with a more natural look – minus the weaves, eyelashes and a full face of makeup.
Have you seen Bonang Matheba’s natural hair? She is rather legendary for not revealing it. A few years ago, Designers Quiteria & George shared a video of Queen B trying on one of their dresses while rocking her natural afro. The video was eventually taken down.
Queen B turned 34 this year and she never fails to impress. All the way from New York, she stepped out in an elegant green dress - you just have to see it - do that here. There was an outpouring of birthday wishes from fans worldwide. Bonang has served some of the best television South Africans have watched over the years. She doesn’t hold back from celebrating her milestones and achievements. Why would she? She’s earned it.
Bonang has owned several luxury cars, including several Mercedes Benz vehicles over the years. Her latest set of wheels is a white Mercedes G-Wagon. Bonang Matheba was the talk of the town in 2015 when she bought herself a Mercedes CLA 45 AMG for Valentine's Day. Bonang's Mercedes Benz Maybach is estimated to be between 1.6 to 3.2 million rands. Besides her love of Mercedes, the Bonang Matheba car collection also features a BMW i8.
Bonang Matheba’s house is located in the serene and secure Waterfall Country Estate in Midrand, near the famous Mall of Africa. The district estate boasts of its tranquillity and stunning designer homes from the world's architectural experts.
Bonang Matheba’s house was designed by Joanne Reynolds. It’s made up of exposed timber, steel, a staircase, and concrete walls that give the palace a warm and natural feel. Queen B's home features a swimming pool, a garden, entertainment areas, and a white-black themed patio.
Bonang Matheba has already had an illustrious career as a television presenter, radio personality, businesswoman, producer and model. She is considered to be one of the richest and popular celebrities in South Africa. Bonang Matheba's net worth is estimated at around $7 million which is R100 million.
Despite all the challenges Bonang Matheba went on to pursue her career, she has received many music and television awards. These include the South Africa Music Awards, Channel O Music Awards, South African Film and Television Awards, and beauty pageants like Miss South Africa. Bonang Matheba is known for being the first Black South African to be featured in several magazines.
• In 2016, Bonang Matheba graced the cover of Forbes Woman Africa, and in 2018, she was featured on the September edition of the power issue of GQ SA.
• Glamour's Most Glamourous Celebrity Icon Award 2019: Together with ten other women, Bonang was nominated as one of GLAMOUR's Most Glamourous – with Bonang winning the title of Celebrity Icon.
• In May 2019, Bonang won the sought-after award for Best Inspiration & Influence at the esteemed Global Social Awards held in Prague, Czech Republic.
• Cosmo Influencer Awards - In June 2019, Cosmo Magazine held their first-ever COSMO Influencer Awards, and Bonang Matheba won the Celebrity Influencer category.
• E! Entertainment People's Choice Award: African Influencer Of The Year Award 2019 - In October 2019, Bonang Matheba won the latest & hottest challenged category in the E! People's Choice Awards, "African Influencer of the Year".
• Bonang Matheba was featured by Forbes Women Africa: Top 50 Power List
• Sunday Times Generation Next Awards - Bonang was nominated and won in the new category of Coolest Online Influencer.
• DSTV Mzansi Viewer's Choice Awards - In March 2020, Bonang won Favorite Personality of the Year.
• GQ Woman of the year 2020 - One of South Africa's most prestigious awards ceremonies that took place in December 2020, awarded Bonang Matheba with the prestigious Women of The Year Award.
Bonang Matheba's Website: Bonang Matheba
Bonang Matheba's Instagram: @Bonang_M
Bonang Matheba's Twitter: @Bonang
Bonang Matheba's Facebook: Bonang Matheba
Bonang Matheba's YouTube Channel: BonangMatheba
How old is Bonang Matheba?
Bonang Matheba, birthday 25th of June, 1987. So, Bonang Matheba’s age is 34 years.
What does Bonang Matheba do for a living?
A Bonang Matheba biography would be incomplete without mentions of the many hats she wears. Bonang is a television presenter, radio personality, businesswoman, producer, model and philanthropist. Her USP is her signature voice and her flamboyant presenting skills.
What is Bonang’s net worth?
One of the richest and most popular celebrities in South Africa, Bonang Matheba net worth is estimated at around $7 million dollars. In Rands, Bonang Matheba net worth is at R100 million. Bonang’s main source of income is generated from her career and her several businesses.
Is Bonang a sangoma?
No. Bonang Matheba is not a sangoma. Bonang has never publicly stated that she is a sangoma, nor has she ever spoken about a calling.
Where does Bonang Matheba come from?
Bonang Matheba was born and brought up in the North West's capital city, M
Known for travelling the world in style, conquering television, radio and the internet, winning accolades and popping champagne, Bonang Matheba reigns supreme.
Affectionately referred to as Queen B, Bonang Dorothy Matheba has rightfully established herself as Africa’s most coveted entertainment personality. She was born on 25 June 1987, in Mahikeng borough of North West, South Africa. She is from the Bantu-speaking ethnic group Tswana.
Bonang Matheba attended Fourways High School, a co-ed government school in Fourways, Johannesburg. This was after her family moved to Leondale, which is in the East of Johannesburg.
After her O levels, Bonang Matheba enrolled for a Bachelor's Degree in Marketing at the University of Johannesburg. Unfortunately, she failed a few modules more than once and decided not to pursue it anymore.
Bonang Matheba, aka Queen B, is a South African television presenter, radio personality, businesswoman, producer, model and philanthropist. She glided into the limelight in 2002 when she was just fifteen and still in school. Bonang Matheba got an opportunity to be on television. She appeared on the 'Manhattan's Fantasy Challenge.' Born to live a life of greatness, Bonang Matheba's big break came as a presenter of LIVE on SABC1, followed by a radio host position at Metro FM. From here, Queen B's career took an upward trajectory. Her vivacious and energetic presenting skills, accompanied by her signature voice helped carve her spotlight in the industry.
Bonang Matheb made her television debut in 2002 on SABC 2 kids show Manhattan Fantasy Challenge. This was followed by her first TV job in 2007 for a music show - Live. Just to make it into this show, Bonang auditioned five times and even moved from city to city to audition. Her persistence finally paid off as she was crowned the winner. The show gained quick fame as South Africa's most-watched series, and Bonang Matheba came to be 'South Africa's original it girl.'
The pressure of popularity was so immense that Bonang had to drop out of school to focus on her career. Bonang Matheba’s parents, particularly her father, a former university professor, was not happy with the decision.
Bonang Matheba is known for her radio hosting, TV presenter, and MC skills. She is a Global Citizen ambassador and style icon and undoubtedly one of Africa's social media sweethearts.
She’s hosted many awards shows and events like MTV Africa Music Awards 2016, Miss South Africa 2018, the pre-show for the 2014 MTV Europe Music Awards and BET Awards 2016. She is also known for being the first Black South African to be featured in several magazines.
Such is the charisma of Bonang Matheba that in 2016, she adorned the cover of Forbes Woman Africa, together with three other women who were celebrated for being the Faces of Entrepreneurship.
In 2008, Bonang Matheba made her debut drama role on the SABC 1 show, InterSEXions, where she played Nurse Seipati. The success of her television career saw Bonang Matheba set up her own production house in 2017, Bonang Matheba Entertainment. It produced Being Bonang, a show which showcased Matheba's daily life.
In December 2018, Bonang Matheba co-hosted the Global Citizen: Mandela 100 concert alongside comedian Trevor Noah, supermodel Naomi Campbell and several other celebrities.
In 2019, Bonang Matheba starred and co-produced the award-winning documentary - Public Figure, as well as her own episode in 'Activate', the six-part National Geographic documentary series about Global Citizen's efforts to eliminate poverty by 2030.
In 2009, Bonang Matheba hosted her weekend afternoon radio show, The B* Hive on YFM. It was an instant success mainly with the young listeners. After leaving the radio show in 2014, Bonang Matheba was announced as a new radio DJ for Metro FM in 2015. Matheba's show, The Front Row, had a great and joyful listenership, until, without her consent, she was expected to host the show alongside her longtime industry rival Lerato Kganyago. Annoyed by the station's lack of communication, Bonang Matheba resigned immediately.
Bonang Matheba is just getting started. In 2008, Bonang Matheba launched her clothing line, which she called Just B. She collaborated with retailer Legit and then partnered with a London-based designer to create a handbag assortment called 'Baby Star.'
The success of her first two ventures in fashion spurred a collaboration in 2014 with the high-end South African retail brand Woolworths. They created an exclusive collection of seductive lingerie lines' Distraction By Bonang'. It performed brilliantly.
Then, in 2018, Bonang Matheba, together with Superbalist, brought together a collection of T-shirts named 'BONANG by Bonang Matheba.'
In March 2019, Bonang Matheba exclusively partnered with Woolworths. They launched a range of luxury Méthode Cap Classique (MCC) called 'The House of BNG.' The luxury beverage brand introduced a range of MCCs (Brut and Brut Rose). They recently expanded the range with a Prestige Reserve MCC. This endeavour made her the first black woman to be added to the Méthode Cap Classique Association.
In 2019, Bonang Matheba launched her very own luxury beverage brand with the introduction of the House of BNG and its Brut and Brut Rosé Méthode Cap Classiques (MCCs).
Being one of the first African brands to produce a true sparkling wine in a can, The House of BNG continues to revolutionize its ascent in the South African luxury beverage market.
In June 2017, Bonang Matheba released her autobiographical book From A to B. Replete with spelling, grammatical and factual errors, the book received bad publicity. The book was recalled, revised and replaced with a second edition.
When she's not setting the red carpet on fire with her style or in front of the camera, Bonang Matheba is an active ambassador for Global Citizen. She also manages the Bonang Matheba Bursary Fund, which has the ambitious goal of seeing 300 girls through tertiary education by 2025.
Bonang Matheba's mother is the Executive Vice-President for Human Resource and Corporate Affairs of Sasol, Charlotte Mokoena. Her father, Gampi Matheba, is a senior lecturer at North-West University.
Matheba has an older sister, Reabetswe. After her parents divorced, her mother married Joe Mokoena. Together, they have a son named Thabo Mokoena, who is Bonang's half-brother.
Bonang Matheba does not have any children. In fact, as specified in more than a few interviews, she is in no haste to have children. Looks like those keen to see a Bonang Matheba baby will just have to wait it out.
No, she isn’t married but Bonang Matheba’s boyfriend remains a mystery. From a set of photos posted by the said boyfriend, in which they are kissing, it seems like Queen B has found love once again. According to the latest Bonang Matheba news, he goes by the Twitter name @dopezuluboi, but his identity is yet to be made public.
Before becoming famous, Bonang Matheba used to date Slikour, a South African celebrity. They did have a long relationship, but it was not meant to be. In 2012, Bonang Matheba dated record producer and disc jockey Euphonik. All was not well. Euphonik was charged with assault after it surfaced that he physically assaulted Bonang Matheba. She later dropped the charges after the couple reconciled, and they called it quits.
From 2015 to 2017, Bonang Matheba dated rapper AKA. This relationship was filled with drama as they had an affair while AKA was still dating DJ Zinhle. DJ Zinhle exposed their fling in August 2015, following their break-up.
The Bonang Matheba and AKA romance allegedly started while AKA's then-girlfriend, DJ Zinhle, was pregnant with their first child. Both Bonang and AKA denied the cheating claims and threatened to sue.
After months of rumours, AKA and Bonang made their relationship official on Instagram in 2016. Their romance ended in late 2017. AKA, probably upset about their break-up, alleged that she had bewitched him during their contentious relationship.
While everyone in the Bonang Matheba age group is wondering when they will get their Covid-19 vaccine, Bonang has been vaccinated and is living her best life in New York City.
It’s not the first time nor the last that you’ll hear a celeb being taken to court over unpaid taxes. Bonang Matheba was in this exact situation in 2018. She was accused of tax fraud as she allegedly failed to remit personal and company tax between 2008 & 2017 and 2014 & 2017 in that order.
In other Bonang Matheba latest news, the tv star cut ties with her management. This is bound to be a messy break-up as Bonang accused her now ex-management of “criminal conduct”. She shared this development via Twitter.
Part of the statement said: “Today I announce that I have terminated the contract with them (management company) and they no longer represent me, or any of my business ventures. I have instructed my lawyers to investigate the possibility of criminal conduct by the company and its representatives. I will revert over the next few days with more updates so that others can be aware of what I consider their unsavoury behaviour.”
It remains unclear which management company she is referring to. Previously, she’s worked with CSA Global and DNA Brands Architects.
Bonang Matheba's dresses that she puts on the red carpet are always flamboyant and impressive. Queen B spares no expense when it comes to her dresses and is known to fly New York-based stylist H. Diddy to style her for her big gigs. The Bonang Matheba Instagram account with 4.4 million followers is populated with pictures of Queen B at her stylish best.
Despite Bonang Matheba’s height of 1.53 m, she is infamous for her love for heels. Bonang once admitted to owning over 200 pairs of shoes.
Queen B, who moved to the Big Apple in May, has been updating her followers on social media ever since she landed in the USA. From receiving her COVID-19 vaccine to giving a little tour of her flat in the Upper East Side and more recently enjoying a picnic at Fort Greene Park in Brooklyn.
Bonang Matheba without makeup? We are used to seeing Bonang Matheba in full hair and makeup. But recently, she pleasantly surprised us with a more natural look – minus the weaves, eyelashes and a full face of makeup.
Have you seen Bonang Matheba’s natural hair? She is rather legendary for not revealing it. A few years ago, Designers Quiteria & George shared a video of Queen B trying on one of their dresses while rocking her natural afro. The video was eventually taken down.
Queen B turned 34 this year and she never fails to impress. All the way from New York, she stepped out in an elegant green dress - you just have to see it - do that here. There was an outpouring of birthday wishes from fans worldwide. Bonang has served some of the best television South Africans have watched over the years. She doesn’t hold back from celebrating her milestones and achievements. Why would she? She’s earned it.
Bonang has owned several luxury cars, including several Mercedes Benz vehicles over the years. Her latest set of wheels is a white Mercedes G-Wagon. Bonang Matheba was the talk of the town in 2015 when she bought herself a Mercedes CLA 45 AMG for Valentine's Day. Bonang's Mercedes Benz Maybach is estimated to be between 1.6 to 3.2 million rands. Besides her love of Mercedes, the Bonang Matheba car collection also features a BMW i8.
Bonang Matheba’s house is located in the serene and secure Waterfall Country Estate in Midrand, near the famous Mall of Africa. The district estate boasts of its tranquillity and stunning designer homes from the world's architectural experts.
Bonang Matheba’s house was designed by Joanne Reynolds. It’s made up of exposed timber, steel, a staircase, and concrete walls that give the palace a warm and natural feel. Queen B's home features a swimming pool, a garden, entertainment areas, and a white-black themed patio.
Bonang Matheba has already had an illustrious career as a television presenter, radio personality, businesswoman, producer and model. She is considered to be one of the richest and popular celebrities in South Africa. Bonang Matheba's net worth is estimated at around $7 million which is R100 million.
Despite all the challenges Bonang Matheba went on to pursue her career, she has received many music and television awards. These include the South Africa Music Awards, Channel O Music Awards, South African Film and Television Awards, and beauty pageants like Miss South Africa. Bonang Matheba is known for being the first Black South African to be featured in several magazines.
• In 2016, Bonang Matheba graced the cover of Forbes Woman Africa, and in 2018, she was featured on the September edition of the power issue of GQ SA.
• Glamour's Most Glamourous Celebrity Icon Award 2019: Together with ten other women, Bonang was nominated as one of GLAMOUR's Most Glamourous – with Bonang winning the title of Celebrity Icon.
• In May 2019, Bonang won the sought-after award for Best Inspiration & Influence at the esteemed Global Social Awards held in Prague, Czech Republic.
• Cosmo Influencer Awards - In June 2019, Cosmo Magazine held their first-ever COSMO Influencer Awards, and Bonang Matheba won the Celebrity Influencer category.
• E! Entertainment People's Choice Award: African Influencer Of The Year Award 2019 - In October 2019, Bonang Matheba won the latest & hottest challenged category in the E! People's Choice Awards, "African Influencer of the Year".
• Bonang Matheba was featured by Forbes Women Africa: Top 50 Power List
• Sunday Times Generation Next Awards - Bonang was nominated and won in the new category of Coolest Online Influencer.
• DSTV Mzansi Viewer's Choice Awards - In March 2020, Bonang won Favorite Personality of the Year.
• GQ Woman of the year 2020 - One of South Africa's most prestigious awards ceremonies that took place in December 2020, awarded Bonang Matheba with the prestigious Women of The Year Award.
Bonang Matheba's Website: Bonang Matheba
Bonang Matheba's Instagram: @Bonang_M
Bonang Matheba's Twitter: @Bonang
Bonang Matheba's Facebook: Bonang Matheba
Bonang Matheba's YouTube Channel: BonangMatheba
How old is Bonang Matheba?
Bonang Matheba, birthday 25th of June, 1987. So, Bonang Matheba’s age is 34 years.
What does Bonang Matheba do for a living?
A Bonang Matheba biography would be incomplete without mentions of the many hats she wears. Bonang is a television presenter, radio personality, businesswoman, producer, model and philanthropist. Her USP is her signature voice and her flamboyant presenting skills.
What is Bonang’s net worth?
One of the richest and most popular celebrities in South Africa, Bonang Matheba net worth is estimated at around $7 million dollars. In Rands, Bonang Matheba net worth is at R100 million. Bonang’s main source of income is generated from her career and her several businesses.
Is Bonang a sangoma?
No. Bonang Matheba is not a sangoma. Bonang has never publicly stated that she is a sangoma, nor has she ever spoken about a calling.
Where does Bonang Matheba come from?
Bonang Matheba was born and brought up in the North West's capital city, M
