Drum English - 30 January 2020

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Chicco Twala reveals why he’s turned his back on Longwe. Shattered mom wants answers after Enoch’s drowning. Clementine and Nomsa on 35 years of Poppie Nongena.

LOOKING FOR ANSWERS

The mom of the Parktown Boys’ High teen who drowned while on a school orientation camp pours out her heart

5 mins

PLAYING POPPIE

Clementine Mosimane and Nomsa Nene on how they tapped into their own experiences for the film Poppie Nongena

4 mins

What A Trip That Was!

A KwaZulu-Natal taxi driver tells DRUM what happened the day he helped a passenger give birth in his minibus

5 mins

Ready To Pack A Punch

Contracting polio as a child left him partially paralysed but that hasn’t stopped Adesanya from becoming a boxer and living life to the full

5 mins

Body stones

Small stones can form in the body from time to time. Here’s a look at how they develop – and what you can do to prevent them

3 mins

Saving For A Holiday

These top tips will help you make your dream vacation come true

2 mins

Watching you

Jealous Precious wants to keep an eye on her handsome husband when he’s home alone with the pretty babysitter

7 mins

RAMPAGE OF HORROR

Reynhard Sinaga went on a two-year spree through Manchester, drugging his victims before raping them

5 mins

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