Bonang Matheba to Host 1st 'Time' 100 Impact Awards 2023 in Rwanda, Peeps Amped: “Go and Show Them!”

Bonang Matheba to Host 1st 'Time' 100 Impact Awards 2023 in Rwanda, Peeps Amped: “Go and Show Them!”

  • Media Mogul Bonang Matheba will be hosting the first Time 100 Impact Awards in Rwanda
  • She announced that she was honoured by the giant TIME magazine on her Instagram timeline
  • Her new hosting job that will be held in November was celebrated by celebville and her legion of followers

The queen B, Bonang Matheba, has bagged another prestigious gig. She will host the first-ever award show by TIME magazine, the Time 100 Impact Awards 2023, in Kigali, Rwanda, on 17 November.

Media personality Bonang Matheba will be hosting first Time 100 Imact Awards 2023 in Kigali, Rwanda.
Bonang Matheba has bagged a 'TIME' magazine hosting gig that will be held in November in Rwanda. Images: @bonang_m
Source: Instagram

The award show is an extension of the Time 100 Most Influential People, but this one looks at the global leaders who impact their respective industries.

Bonang Matheba announces she will host 1st Time Awards in Rwanda

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The media mogul was proud to tell her followers about the milestone gig and posted the appointment on her Instagram, saying:

"Next stop- Kigali, Rwanda. Honoured to host the Inaugural @time 100 Impact Awards 2023."

Check out her cool post below:

Netizens congratulate Bonang Matheba for her TIME hosting gig

The Being Bonang reality show star is known for putting her A-game when it comes to award shows. For the 2023 Miss SA final ceremony, where she was the hostess, she spent over R60K on her four fabulous outfits, aiming to impress.

Online spectators were wondering what she had in store for the Kigali awards and said:

callherthato said:

"Congratulations to you Rwanda, not a lot of countries get hosting bragging rights because let me tell you now she’s going to eat! Chew ! GOBBLE!"

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valentine_machethe predicted:

"Next stop, MISS UNIVERSE!"

brian_nzilane agreed:

"Next stop, Miss Universe! congratulations on this one Queen. Go slay!"

zanelepotelwa affirmed:

"My Queen who keeps on WINNING!!! Absolutely LOVE this. It’s only right that an impactful woman hosts them."

sir_lovelock complimented:

"The BEST host and MC in the entire African continent, go do what you do BEST!"

iamtronjabulani said:

"The Queen of Live Broadcast at it again! Congratulations."

nombekomaneli hyped her:

"Who else can do better than you? Go and show them who Bonang is presenting. Ube live ke sana just nje ubona wethu pha na phaa."

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Molebogeng Seemela (Entertainment Editor) Molebogeng Seemela is a journalist and a current affairs reporter for Briefly News (joined in 2023) with over 10 years of experience. She obtained her National Diploma in 2013, and Bachelor of Technology in 2014 at TUT, majoring in Editorial Management. Specialist Reporting: Print, Features and Reviews; Advanced Reporting; and Advanced Editing and Design for Print. She has been a freelance journalist for several years but cemented her place as a reporter with the SABC, and Cosmopolitan SA.