Media personality Bonang Matheba is featured in GLAMOUR Magazine‘s Women’s Month issue. In her interview with GLAMOUR’s Editor-In-Chief, Nontando Mposo, Bonang discusses her future, legacy, highs, lows of her journey to stardom, and the lessons she has learned.
Bonang’s 20-year milestone in the industry highlights the importance of consistency, growth, challenging oneself, and embracing discomfort for success. She emphasizes staying true to oneself and pursuing what genuinely excites her, such as TV production, fashion, entertainment, and luxury.
Her experience in New York City has been transformative, influencing her work approach and expanding her networks. Bonang reveals her involvement in behind-the-scenes work, including co-producing documentaries and producing her own content.
Bonang’s strong work ethic is inspired by her mother’s example and her dedication to excellence. She plans to continue her success, expanding the House of BNG brand and hosting global productions.
Ultimately, Bonang wants to be remembered for her positive impact on the South African media and business landscape, creating opportunities for future generations and contributing to the elevation of the entertainment industry.
Her tips for success include working at your own pace, being kind to yourself, and surrounding yourself with like-minded individuals who share a commitment to excellence.
Some Highlights:
Key Takeaways from 20 Years in the Industry: Bonang Matheba underscores the value of consistency, growth, and embracing challenges for a lasting career. She believes that success often emerges from uncomfortable situations that promote learning and growth.
Success and Staying True to Oneself: Bonang’s definition of success revolves around realizing her dreams, controlling her time, and engaging in projects that align with her passions, like TV production, fashion, entertainment, and luxury.
New York City Experience: Bonang’s time in New York City has transformed her work approach, expanded her networks, and ignited grander aspirations.
Behind-the-Scenes Work: Bonang shares her involvement in producing impactful documentaries like “Public Figure” and “A Very Bonang Year.” She plans to establish a talent agency supporting emerging TV talents.
Inspiration from Mother: Bonang’s strong work ethic is rooted in her mother’s journey from nurse to executive vice-president, serving as her ongoing inspiration.
Future Plans: Bonang envisions global success for her House of BNG brand and aims to host large-scale international productions.
Legacy Aspiration: Bonang aims to be remembered as a powerful businesswoman who contributed to South African media and entertainment growth, proving that hard work can lead to remarkable accomplishments.
Tips for Success: Bonang’s advice includes working at one’s own pace, practicing self-kindness, and surrounding oneself with like-minded individuals dedicated to excellence.
For the full interview and insights into Bonang Matheba’s journey, legacy, work ethic, and success tips, click the link to read the complete article. It’s a captivating read that delves deeper into her achievements and aspirations.
Editor in Chief: @nontando58
Cover Story: @nontando58
Photography: @xx_niquita_xx
Creative Direction & Styling: @durand.tania5
Fashion Editor: @lukediva
Art Director: @andrea.daydreams
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