YOU South Africa - 13 June 2024

In this issue

In this issue of YOU: Kate the great - 'She has turned a corner' - There’s light at the end of the tunnel for the Princess of Wales – and she’s been working away in the background too; Silent no longer - ‘Sexually abused’ as kids – now sisters want their day in court; Lenny Kravitz - Sexy, single & celibate at 60!; Au revoir, Rafa Nadal - The king of clay's reign in Paris draws to an end and Elections 2024 - Unpacking the most vital vote since the dawn of democracy.

A LOW PROFILE

Cancer-stricken Kate isn't rushing her return to public life but behind the scenes she's keeping busy with work and family life

4 mins

THE PEOPLE HAVE SPOKEN

The votes have been cast, counted and announced, but is South Africa ready for a new government? The experts think so

4 mins

'NOBODY LISTENED'

These sisters say they were sexually abused 50 years ago by family friends - and they want their day in court

5 mins

INNOCENT'S GOT TALENT

South African tenor wins hearts in London with his impressive opera skills

4 mins

MADE FROM SCRATCH

Every morsel of food Nara feeds her family is homemade - but not everyone is impressed

4 mins

HE'S GOT THE X-FACTOR!

Eric's record-breaking collection of X-Men memorabilia is worth a small fortune

4 mins

HOPE FOR DEMENTIA

More than 55 million people worldwide live with dementia and it's estimated this number will double every 20 years. But researchers believe there's light at the end of the tunnel

4 mins

BEYOND THE MOUSTACHE

Tom Selleckon Magnum, peta Oe handsome for Hollywood and why he wishes people would realise theres mor to him than his famous facial hair

10 mins

LAST RALLY FOR RAFA

Nadal's early exit from RolandGarros calls into question his Grand Slam future. We look back at his smash-hit career

1 min

MR COOL

Rocker Lenny Kravitz has just turned 60-and he's as much of a sex symbol as ever

1 min

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