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5 Reasons why you need the BONA June Issue

Our BONA June issue is out on shelves. It features the trailblazing woman who has kept us spellbound since she broke onto the music scene with her catchy lyrics, colourful attire and most of all, a celebration of her culture.

5 Reasons why you need the BONA June Issue

1. We have a new school kinda cool on our covers

Sho Madjozi continues to carve out her name in lights in the music game with her distinctive sound and striking fashion. With the success of her debut album, Limpopo Champions League, and international performances such as Afropunk Brooklyn and Global Citizen Festival under her belt, there is no doubt that she is here to stay. Read the full story by our features editor Amanda Mtuli.

SEE ALSO: Sho Madjozi scores a BET nomination

2. #BONABeauty

Our beauty editor Grace Mantjiu has hooked us up with a masterclass on skin solutions for winter as well as a tutorial to take your make-up game up a notch with an easy-to-follow eyeshadow application guide.

BONA June Issue

SEE ALSO: The beginner’s guide to applying eyeshadow

3. #BONAFashion

Fashion editor Ayanda Ngcobo, gives us a round-up of who to watch, what’s trending as well as everything on style. She shows us how to style the most popular fabric from the 70s, and gives us a guide of the coolest cover-ups to slay in and keep warm throughout winter.

BONA June Issue

SEE ALSO: Corduroy is the new denim, here are 4 ways to wear it. 

4. Is monogamy still relevant?

This month’s relationship advice explores relationship structures as well as how they are continuously being redefined and becoming more accepted in society. How can you know for sure that monogamy is for you? Grab your copy to find out.

BONA June Issue

5. Is debt counselling a good idea?

So, you’re in debt and looking for an affordable and hassle-free way out. If you’re considering debt counselling or consolidation, Samke Mhlongo unpacks what’s in store for you.

Need more convincing?

Watch the behind-the-scenes of our June issue cover shoot with Sho Madjozi

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