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Bonang’s House of BNG partners with Miss SA

Media personality Bonang Matheba’s luxury sparkling wine, House of BNG, has been named as one of the Miss South Africa 2023 pageant’s official sponsors.

The multi-award-winning media personality and businesswoman also serves as a resident judge on the Miss SA’s reality TV series Crown Chasers’ which showcases on SABC 3.

In a statement provided by IOL entertainments, the Young Famous and African star expressed her excitement to partner up with the beauty pageant.

“Any platform that supports and uplifts women in this country will always have my backing. “

“Partnering with Miss SA for the fifth time this year is a natural choice for House of BNG, as we share a common vision of empowering women.”

She said that the brand is ready to support each participant and that they are “incredibly excited” to be a part of the pageant.

“Here’s to another thrilling year, toasting our winners with House of BNG,” said Bonang who told the publication mentioned above.

Miss South Africa’s Stephanie Weil added: “We are delighted to partner with Bonang Matheba and House of BNG on this groundbreaking venture. Their commitment to excellence perfectly aligns with our mission of empowering women and celebrating diversity. With their involvement, we are confident that the reality show will set a new standard for beauty pageants in South Africa and be a resounding success,” she told the publication. 

On August 13, Sun International’s SunBet Arena at Time Square in Pretoria will host the grand finale of the Miss South Africa competition.

 

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