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In this issue

In this issue of Move!: Why Skeem Saam's Makgofe kept her twins a secret - Sometimes talking about your personal life delays your breakthrough; Clement Maosa - 'I want to be there to cut the umbilical cord' - Actor on expecting his first child; Friends and family say goodbye to Thami Shobede - 'His depression was so bad that it took a toll on his organs'; Get that job! - These industries are looking for fresh talent and Gogo Dineo - We are changing stereotypes about sangomas - This is how we look now.

Move! Magazine Description:

Publisher: Media24

Category: Womens-Interest

Language: English

Frequency: Weekly

Move! Is a magazine for the South African woman who wants to read about issues she can identify with. She wants to shop affordably, test recipes with ordinary ingredients and feel comfortable in asking questions. The Move! woman is determined to improve her living standard – her biggest challenge has always been limited access to relevant information. The magazine’s approach is therefore simple and practical. Most of the readers are cash-strapped, single and dependent on public transport. For the Move! woman it is important to be successful, but she does not always have the confidence to realise this ideal. Move! aims to advise, inspire and entertain her. It wants to befriend readers and form a bond characterised by trust and loyalty.