A short while ago, Bonang started a bursary fund and selected 10 girls whose studies she would be paying for at Boston College. To celebrate their entry into her fund she had a lunch with them yesterday and spoilt them rotten.
Looks like a really great time.
Good luck to all of them!
See also: 9 Times Bonang Matheba’s shoe game was on fleek
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