Move! Magazine - June 21, 2017

In this issue

In this issue of Move!: Lovers’ bitter fall-out - Arthur Mafokate arrested after fight & Cici ends up in hospital; Your news - Mzansi's biggest curse - The high rate of youth unemployment; True Life - Heartbroken parents - 'Our baby was paralysed by negligent hospital staff'; Muvhango’s Teboho opens up about motherhood and her marriage; Nyan’ Nyan’s Luyanda Potwana in phone sex scandal; Meet Jack Mabaso’s wife ‘I never had time for my kids’ and Help-a-sista - ‘I faked my pregnancy to get my man’s attention’

King Arthur's Domestic Problems

Kwaito legend is accused of roughing up his protégé and lover, Cici.

3 mins

Strength Of A Warrior

Actress talks about motherhood and how she doesn't allow bad things said about her get to her.

3 mins

Putco Left Umhlobo Without Saying Goodbye

But the presenter says he could leave anytime he wanted to.

2 mins

Mampintsha And Babes Wodumo Go Wild

Kwaito stars’ rant over the SAMAs becomes an overnight hit with Gqom remixes.

2 mins

I Am Able To Lose Weight

Mandla is mindful that his weight might be weighing his career down.

2 mins

Nyan' Nyan Presenter's Secret Shame

Luyanda Potwana's controversial ex-lover desperately wants him back.

2 mins

Motherhood Has Been Very Challenging

Brenda Mhlongo opens up about her long-lasting marriage and her role as a mother.

2 mins

He Won't Let Fame Get To His Head

Even though he's been in the entertainment industry for 15 years, Given Stuurman remains true to his identity.

2 mins

Real-life Super Dads

Responsible fathers prove that men can bring up good children single-handedly.

4 mins

Too Old To Get Pension

Bank says 116-year-old gogo is too old to get a card for her social grant.

1 min

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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.