GQ South Africa - October 2020

In this issue

Riky Rick’s the leader we love to follow.

Fashion for a good cause and the season’s must-have accessories.

Meet Microsoft’s new powerful laptop..

SIMPLY A FORCE

As a seasoned economist and the first Black female breakfast show host in African commercial radio history, Refilwe Moloto is unstoppable

5 mins

Is Spending Too Much Time With Your Partner Bad?

You’re still hanging out together, after all this time. All the time...

3 mins

Destined For Greatness

He’s the first black South African male dancer on Strictly Come Dancing and a representative of the LGBTQ community. Johannes Radebe’s shattering stereotypes.

4 mins

PEARLY WHITES

Emma King’s affectionately known as the Tooth Fairy. Here, the head of marketing and clinical training at Zoom Whitening Southern Africa and bleaching professional at OptiSmile Advanced Dentistry and Implant Centre advises on how to achieve a winning smile

5 mins

YAHYA ABDUL-MATEEN II SEES THE BIG PICTURE

With a breakout part in the hit series Watchmen and a starring role in the upcoming sequel to Candyman, the former town planner and architect suddenly finds himself in rare new territory as a Hollywood leading man

7 mins

Snow Mobile

The Volkswagen bakkie’s almost ten years old, and to mark the occasion, the Germans have released a new model: the Canyon in Honey Orange metallic. Reason enough for GQ to take it for a spin

2 mins

Putting Your Money Where Your Wheels Are

Vehicle finance doesn’t have to be a painful process – but the more you know, the better. We spoke to a car finance guru to find out how to make the system work for you

6 mins

Making a Better Me

Motivational speaker and author Erik Kruger on self-development

3 mins

Put The In Investment

Self-development’s hot right now, and you may have been wondering whether it’s worth jumping aboard the train. If you want to reach your full potential, we say go for it. Executive life coach Jason Bernic explains why bettering yourself is definitely a good idea

7 mins

How Burna Boy Went Global

With his latest album, twice as tall, released in august, burna boy’s outgrown his title of “african giant” and is taking on the world. But home will always be where his heart is. Now, he’s asking his listeners to find out where their hearts truly belong

10 mins

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GQ South Africa Magazine Description:

GQ South Africa is the first and last word on men’s style. With access to some of the world’s top photographers and writers, GQ offers professional men content that is entertaining and enlightening. Whether it’s fashion, tech, business, Hollywood or investigative journalism, GQ covers it all with intelligence and imagination.