In this issue of Move!: Putla & Shoki: our 7 great years together - Skeem saam couple on their onscreen romance & love for their kids; Sharing Secrets - 'I'm guided by God - I don't rely on my own strength' - Masechaba on why she helps other; Scandal! actress Mikateko is not your average teenager - 'Juggling acting & my school work is tough, but I love it' and Moving on one leg! - He gave up his disability grant to dance for a living.

In this issue of Move!: Linda Mtoba returns to TV after giving birth - Working on The River is like coming back home; Sannah Mchunu - 'We all know a Zodwa in the township - Gomora actress on her sassy role; Thembsie Matu and other celebs praise Move! - Thank you for always respecting our work; Scratching that itch? - Everything you need to know about pubic lice and Funeral Horror - Family buries wrong man after mortuary mistake.

In this issue of Move!: Imbewu’s Fundiswa Zwane says farewell to KaMadonsela - 'Certain things need to end for others to begin; The River’s Matshepo Sekgopi on life in the spotlight - I'm still a tea-making, magwinya-loving girl at home; Khaya on music & divorce - 'I don't wish it upon my worst enemy'; Stir the pot - Engineer creates easy-to-use automatic pap maker; Business on wheels - Gauteng teens deliver food parcels on wheelbarrows and Help-a-sista - I’m married but happier with my side boyfriend.

In this issue of Move!: New role, new life for Kayise Ngqula - 'I want to take charge of my career, to embrace life'; Jessica Nkosi - It's the only way to evolve as an actress - Star on joining The Queen; Tiisetso Thoka: the man behind Mickey on Isibaya & going global; Lockdown loving - Everything you need to know about Covid-19 & sex and We survived! - How Sivuyile and others conquered the coronavirus.

In this issue of Move: Blood is thicker than water in Xolile’s new role - I love playing a mom - God gives me children on TV; Reality Check - Can a sex timetable save our marriage?, Feel tired all the time? Here’s why…; Ama Qamata - I'm getting all the practical experience - Why the actress gave up drama studies for now; Mmatema Gavu juggles music, acting & motherhood - Worship keeps me motivated and Free at last - Innocent man walks out of prison after 14 years.

In this issue of Move: The River’s feisty Emma takes on the evil Lindiwe - Even my mother thinks I'm going to get myself killed; Scandal! stars on their risky love triangle - Ndumiso isn't thinking straight, Sheila's in love and bra Neo won't let go!; Coronavirus: Marks 101 - How to make them, how to wear them and why they could save your life; Berita on new music - I put my heart and soul into this album and Jobless & hungry - Alex couple on how lockdown has left them desperate and starving.

In this issue of Move!: Generations: The Legacy's Cosmo and Boipelo on their forbidden love - The stolen looks, the fancy dates and the meddling 'in-laws'; Farewell, Scandal! - It's been a thrilling ride! - Kgomotso on playing Yvonne; Katlego Danke on exciting new Gomora role - Thathi is a feisty, spoilt brat!; Surviving quarantine - SA student in China on dealing with coronavirus isolation.

Joyce Skefu embraces ‘bad mom’ role on Lithapo. Sibusisiwe Jili on her new role. When two become one: bonding as a married couple.

Brenda Ngxoli: almost 40 and fabulous. All you need to know about the coronavirus. Nandi Mbatha
on life after Isithembiso.

In this issue of Move!: Marjorie Langa on being the overbearing mom on Scandal! - 'Gloria is a lot - I could never be friends with her'; Counting her chickens - Woman turns to farming after retrenchment; Halala - Get ready for umgidi season without breaking the bank; Rhythm City's Lerato Zah - If I wasn't an actress, I would be an FBI agent; Fezile Makhanya - From playing an abuser to a gay man - Actor on his riveting roles and Reality Check - How to make your long-distance love work.

Lockdown actress Zola Nombona celebrates bundle of joy. Dietician tips to help you manage type 2 diabetes. Gogo Esthe on Rolls-Royce art.

In this issue of Move!: Zozibini Tunzi: daughter, role model and everyday crush - The humble Miss Universe who inspired the world; Refilwe Modiselle - 'The director told me to get ready for an award show' - Model goes global with new film; Remembering legend Joseph Shabalala - 'My brother is at perfect peace now' and Before you say I do - What you should know about your partner before tying the knot.

In this issue of Move!: We speak to Thobani Nzuza, Baby Cele & Siyabonga Shibe - A son, a wife and a father: Inside Uzalo's scandalous love triangle; Our lessons in love - How IFP president Velenkosini & Thandeka make it work - We don't let politics get in the way of us being a happy couple!; Second chance - New hope for woman who has massive face tumour removed; Lerato is desperate for a baby - 'I'll be a protective, soft & loving mom'

Bishop-elect Jessica Mbangeni stands her ground. Zenokuhle Maseko
bids The River farewell. Bongile Mantsai on playing the villain

Clementine Mosimane talks Poppie Nongena and Black Tax. Refilwe Madumo on the dark Omen. Candice Modiselle on her new TV gig.

In this issue of Move: Scandal!'s Mapaseka Koetle-Nyokong - A Jane of all trades - 'I want people to look at me and see that it is possible'; He's a hero! - Taxi driver delivers passenger's baby; The next step - What to do if your child failed matric; Mo and Phindi on their new TV show - 'The couples are telling our story'; Little Tebello - 'I want to be a lawyer and make lots of money' - Scandal! actor (10) has big dreams.

Isidingo’s Sechaba and Phindile’s big, white wedding. Musa Mseleku helps men with Is’Thembu. Healthy ways to spruce up your child’s lunchbox. The successful Ivory Park sneaker maker.

Why Masasa Mbangeni loves playing Scandal! villain Thembeka. Bohang Moeko on his road to TV stardom. How to treat and prevent common childhood illnesses.

Dineo on her music, family & reality shows. The macho men behind the Ifalakhe rivalry. Olwethu Leshabane: a natural choice for TV’s Oh Baby.

In this issue of Move!: Bonang: new bubbly, new lingerie and new TV projects - 'We must give the people what they want, darling'; Masoja Msiza - 'Men need to stop looking at women as objects' - Uzalo's Nkunzi takes a stand; Devastated family of Neyi Zimu on their sudden loss - 'We initially thought it was a minor kin problem'; Township canoeing - Tackling Khayelitsha's wetlands with clean-ups and tours and Little storyteller - Durban girl (12) pens book about absent dad.

Church, lunch & a beach break: Inside Lebo Sekgobela’s family Christmas. How Sha Sha’s friends kick-started her career. Help! My man is falling for my best friend.

Thembi Mtshali-Jones: from rural girl to actress, singer and author. Winnie Khumalo bounces back from sickness. I’m pregnant with another man’s child
– now my ex wants to kill himself!

In this issue of Move!: The Queen's Motsoaledi Setumo dishes on dating - 'I am tired of being single! I want a man who is kind, respectful & ready'; Jessica Nkosi - 'Respect me enough to make an effort' Isibaya actress on the lost art of ukushelwa; Makwa's journey from college drop-out to winning music awards - 'I believed one day I would make it!'; Touchy topic - Experts: the pros and cons of sexual education in schools and Pinky Tiro - 'I will not stop saying this - HIV isn't death'

Isibaya’s Ayanda Borotho on men & marriage. Sandile Dlamini on Imbewu’s family
fallout. Do these checks to get your car ready for the long road.

In this issue of Move!: Inside Claudine and Jerry's long-lasting love - 'She knows when to feed & forgive me - She makes me feel like a king!'; Nyaniso Dzedza - 'The blesser idea affects young men too' - Rhythm City actor on sizzling new role; Uzalo's Sphe Mzimela on her rise to fame - Acting helped me escape from loneliness; Get that job! - Polish up on your skills to get promoted and Tech talk - How Ntombi Banda is bringing robotics to township kids.

In this issue of Move!: Young love: Zodwa gushes over new man Vusi - 'I feel fresh and rejuvenated - I'm celebrating my youth once again'; Sophie Lichaba - 'Every day I thank God I'm here to see another day' - She's alive, well & loves working on Lockdown!; Why Nomcebo 'DOT' doesn't want to be just a gqom star; Pay Up! - All you need to know about getting papgeld from your baby daddy and No Mess, No Fuss! - How this bright teen turned food ingredients into a low-dust chalk.

In this issue of Move: Why Isidingo's Gatanga chose Morongwa over Florence - 'Some women have a way of bringing out the best in a man'; Back with a bang! - 'We are newbies as well as golden oldies' - Bongo Maffin talks fresh sound; The River's Sphamandla on his rise to fame - I wouldn't be an actor if it wasn't for my brother; Education matters - What the Grade 9 certificate could mean for your child; Captain, my captain - Bongi Msomi on life inside SA netball.

Why Sello Maake KaNcube is helping fathers reconcile with their children. Skeem Saam’s Koko Mantsha
turns 80! No cooking, shopping or washing up - help for the modern makoti.

In this issue of Move!: Giyani's V-Mash like you've never seen her before - 'I've become a church-going woman - I don't do any funny things now'; Two sisters, one man - 'it's challenging because of the dynamics' - Uzalo's Nosipho, Njeza & Zekhethelo's sizzling storyline; Mathabo Mothibe talks about her big break - 'I was starting to think I would never get a role'; Grandpa graduates at 74! - I didn't let age get in the way of my law degree.

From Isidingo to The Throne: Tema Sebopedi is spreading her wings. House hitmaker TNS on his rise to fame. Baby Cele’s traditional wedding.

In this issue of Move: Double the drama for Uzalo's Mamlambo & Qhabanga - Gugu Gumede & Siyabonga Shibe on their sizzling onscreen romance; Simphiwe Ngema - 'I carry him in my spirit' - Actress on her new perfume deal & life after Dumi; Don Laka: back with a bang! - 'I'm now a SASSA member but I still feel youthful'; Fighting for justice - Why Cheryl Zondi won't back down; Charlene's pain - Elephantiasis woman's anguish as her legs get bigger & bigger.

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