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In this issue of Move!: Real life drama at Uzalo - Money problems force Leleti to leave the show; Spotlight - Ukhozi FM motivational speaker Pastor Thomas Radebe - 'A drunk told me to follow my calling to be a pastor'; Mampinga on why she never remarried when Somizi's dad passed away - 'What is a man going to do for me?; Fans in shock - Unathi and Bad Boy T's eight-year marriage falls apart; Judith Sephuma fumes over reports that she is fighting for her life.

Dancing For A Better Life

Ramoroka Women Dance Group members share how they make ends meet

1 min

Unathi And Bad Boy T's Seperation

Celebrity couple calls it quits after eight years of  marriage

1 min

Nothing Wrong With Judith

The singer says she is as healthy as ever and is excited about her upcoming TV show

2 mins

'I Will Never Get Married Again'

Mary Twala shares why she still holds her husband’s memory close to her heart and her secret to success

2 mins

Ntsiki Mazwai Reveals The Name Of Her Alleged Rapist

Poet reveals that she has suffered violence at the hands of a musician

2 mins

Finding His True Calling

Actor opens up about putting his dream of being a preacher on hold for acting

2 mins

Making A Beautiful Difference

Yolanda Bushwana-Mhlakela is making a difference in her community through beauty pageants

2 mins

Taking Different Pills At Once

Taking medication alongside ARVs will help to strengthen your immune system

2 mins

Staying Safe On Social Media

Being on social media is a lot of fun, but it can also be dangerous

2 mins

Love Who You See In The Mirror

Keep your skin looking smooth and radiant with Demelan® products

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.