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In this issue of Drum: Exclusive - Inside Kay Sibiya & Judie's relationship - 'There will always be girls, but he respects me'; SA's fittest - How Siya and others are staying in shape - Home gyms, indoor running & working out with kids; Real talk - Mercy & Evodia back with a bang - We're not as dramatic as people think! and Coronavirus lockdown guide: Hallelujah: how to worship online this Easter, Covid-19: the grieving, the affected and the recovering, Best ways to stay active and exercise at home.

And Baby Makes Five

Kay Sibiya and his bae show offtheir son, while talking marriage and fan love

5 mins

There's Heartache And Hope

As the Covid-19 chaos continues, we look at the grieving, the affected and the recovering

6 mins

ONLINE WORSHIP

The faithful cannot attend church services this Easter but you can still be part of the great festival, thanks to online innovation

4 mins

UP FOR THE CHALLENGE

Gloria Serobe has the mamoth task of running the Solidarity Fund set up to help deal with the impact of Covid-19. We get to know the astute businesswoman

5 mins

Boost Your Immune System With These Nutritious Meals

Boost your immune system with these nutritious meals

5 mins

Your Home Is A Gym

Lockdown is no excuse not to keep fit. Here’s inspiration to break a sweat and stay healthy

3 mins

How To Have Good Sex In A Long-term Relationship

Yes, it is possible to have good sex in a long-term relationship. Here’s how

4 mins

You're Just Not Listening!

In this fascinating extract from her new book, writer Kate Murphy explains how to listen properly and why it matters

8 mins

Triumph After Tragedy

From a tragic childhood to getting his engineering degree against the odds, this Limpopo graduate has a lot to celebrate

2 mins

IT'S NOT ALL DRAMA, DAHLING!

They’ve gone from starring in a reality TV show to being the stars of their production. Evodia and Mercy Mogase dish on their new show

5 mins

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Leading South African news magazine for black readers

In the 1950's, DRUM was a pioneer of black journalism bringing together courageous investigative journalism and cutting-edge photojournalism for Africa. But DRUM isn't just about history. South Africa has changed a lot in the last 50 years, and DRUM has kept pace with these changes. Today it is a thoroughly modern magazine in touch with its readers. Our recipe for success is simple but effective: we give our readers what they want.