Move! Magazine - May 24, 2017

In this issue

In this issue of Move!: Vatiswa Ndara - TV's biggest witch on her evil role and her beliefs on witchcraft 'What corrupt politicians are doing is witchcraft'; Pamela Nomvete opens up about being in an abusive marriage; Residents angry that their shacks are sinking - 'Zama Zamas make our lives a living hell'; IziGigaba ZakwaGigaba - Finance Minister’s wife and ex-lover in a heated war again; Nomzamo Mbatha's secrect lover - Is the star getting married to umlungu?; Ishmael denies being homeless - ‘I’m not a hobo and didn’t steal food’; Reality check - How to improve your relationship with your mamazala and Understand how interest rates work.

Up in Flames

Protests are erupting in various parts of the country over service delivery.

2 mins

What Binds Them Together

Members of Kgatelopelo Society are all about helping each other.

1 min

'I Personally Don't Believe in Witchcraft'

Vatiswa talks about her beliefs and the challenges of portraying the character of NomaRussia.

2 mins

Nomzamo to Marry Umlungu?

Those close to her say she’s very protective of him because she doesn’t post a thing about him on social media.

2 mins

'I Am Not a Hobo'

Musician dismisses claims that he is living on the streets.

2 mins

Bongani Is Not a Sangoma for Now

Actor opens up about a painful period during his childhood and explains why he put his sangoma calling on hold.

2 mins

Unathi Finally Embraces Her Calling

Former radio presenter reveals her intention to become a traditional healer.

2 mins

Pamela Is Now Dancing to the Drum

Veteran actress tells of her bitter-sweet journey of life and being a celebrity.

2 mins

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Move! Magazine Description:

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.