Fashioning Modern Africanism

South African born media personality and style icon, Bonang Matheba returns to the Miss South Africa pageant stage this Sunday as the official host. Her House of BNG Cap Classique is also the official Miss South Africa celebration sponsor. Having a long association with Miss South Africa over the past decade, Matheba first hosted the pageant for its 60th anniversary in 2018 then returned in 2019 when Zozibini Tunzi took the title and was later crowned Miss Universe. The pageant welcomes back Matheba, or Queen B as she is affectionately known, as a host and sponsor.  This year Matheba has played an even bigger role, having been on the journey with the finalists as a judge on the Miss South Africa television series Crown Chasers, which was broadcast recently on SABC 3. Matheba says she is delighted to be hosting the show once again. “The Miss South Africa pageant is one of the biggest television productions in the country, so I am very excited to be hosting the show for a third time this

House of BNG, one of South Africa's leading MCC brands, is thrilled to announce its continued partnership with the prestigious Miss South Africa pageant. The collaboration coincides with the launch of the exciting reality series "Crown Chasers," where Bonang Matheba, the owner of The House of BNG, will serve as a resident judge. The five episode show is set to premiere on SABC 3 this Sunday, the 9th of July at 4 pm. Since its inception in 2019, The House of BNG has established itself as the go-to luxury beverage brand, synonymous with elegance, sophistication, and glamour. The brand's sparkling wines have become a staple at premium lifestyle and entertainment events nationwide. Expressing her enthusiasm, Bonang Matheba, the founder and owner of House of BNG, stated,  ' The Miss South Africa pageant is one of my favorite events on the South African calendar. Any platform that supports and uplifts women in this country will always have my backing. Partnering with Mi

Johannesburg, South Africa   – Popularly selected as the preferred celebratory drink at most premium lifestyle and entertainment events in the country, the House of BNG, one of South Africa’s top-selling MCC this week confirmed their returned partnership with pageant Miss South Africa. H aving officially launched in early 2019, the House of BNG has continued it’s unstoppable momentum in the country’s luxury beverage market. Returning as the official partner for Miss South Africa for a 4 th   consecutive year, this sought-after MCC and pure sparkling wine brand is all about elegance , sophistication and glamour further solidifying the alignment of the partnership with the Miss SA brand.    “The Miss South Africa pageant is an exciting event we all look forward to every year. And like many young South Africans, it has always been close to my heart since I was a little girl. Officially partnering with them again this year is such an honour, both proudly South African brands”,  said founde

INTRODUCING THE HOUSE OF BNG NECTAR   Bonang Matheba’s   House of BNG  continues its unstoppable ascent in the South African luxury beverage market with its latest release,  BNG Nectar , one of the first South African luxury beverage brands to produce a true sparkling wine in a can. The BNG Nectar Rosé and BNG Nectar Blanc release follows the launch of the brand’s successful Brut and Brut Rosé MCCs last year and the Prestige Reserve earlier this year. “I’m so excited about  The House of BNG’s  growth as a brand and in its innovation of new products. BNG Nectar is for my kind of lifestyle! It’s perfect for adventure and on-the-go celebrations and brings a touch of luxury and celebration to any occasion,” says  Bonang Matheba . The first black woman to become a member of the prestigious Cap Classique Producers Association , Bonang continues to innovate the category and has also brought her fashion flair & sparkle to  The House of BNG  Nectar packaging.   Containing four slim-line can