Drum English Magazine - 25 June 2020

In this issue

Thembi Seete and Zolisa Xaluva on their hit show. Gender-based violence survivor speaks out. Enock Mpianzi’s family is suing for his tragic death.

BITTERSWEET COMFORT

Within days IFP leader Velenkosini Hlabisa lost his gogo and welcomed his daughter, but he’s counting his blessings despite his loss

5 mins

Feast On Finger Food

Follow these easy steps to make sure your bite-sized snacks are a hit

2 mins

Ditch the junk

It’s quick and easy but the effects of processed food on your health can be devastating

5 mins

Never Stop Growing

Resilience is a vital skill right now. Here’s how to raise your child with a growth mindset

3 mins

Mystery woman

Janelle Monáe takes the lead in the second season of Homecoming

2 mins

It's raining records

Lady Gaga and Ariana Grande’s mega collab is pop gold

1 min

Absent without leave

Zuki’s job is on the line when her baby’s nanny gets sick

7 mins

SWITCHING IT UP

This Pretoria woman left school to start her online beauty company. Six years later, the money’s rolling in

6 mins

HE TOUCHED THE WORLD

As a kid George Floyd wanted to make it big in football, but instead his death brought big change

6 mins

I LOVE MY LITTLE GIRL

His character is a skirt-chaser, but Wiseman Mncube has eyes only for the daughter he’s raising after her mom’s death

4 mins

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