YOU South Africa - 30 April 2020

I denne utgaven

Queen leads the way as grandkids go the extra mile to help fight the virus. What we learnt from extreme isolation. No alcohol or cigarettes: coping with withdrawal.

‘A HOSTAGE' AGAIN AFTER 20 YEARS

Drawing on her 127 days of hell, Monique Strydom gives tips on how to handle lockdown

6 mins

IN EXPERT HANDS

He’s the man advising the government in the country’s fight against Covid-19. So who is Professor Salim Abdool Karim?

5 mins

How To Kick The Habit

Lockdown means no booze and no cigarettes. Here’s help if you’re suffering from withdrawal

5 mins

The Art Of Resilience

As lockdown takes its toll on our daily lives, learning to cope with the ‘new normal’ is a skill you can teach yourself

5 mins

8 Signs Your Cat Loves You

Your feline friends might seem awfully stuck-up at times but they’re really quite fond of you!

2 mins

Adapting Financial Plans For Covid-19 Lockdown

Follow six ordinary South Africans as they take up the Absa/City Press Money Makeover Challenge and undergo a money makeover boot camp for six months. Each candidate has been allocated their own Absa financial adviser. Personal finance expert Maya Fisher-French touched base with contestants to see how they adjusted their plans amid the lockdown

3 mins

Evan Rachel Wood

The Westworld actress talks about acting from a young age

2 mins

The Chief's Daughter

Her father is about to decide who she must marry but Ntokozo is in love with her childhood friend, Zwelithini

6 mins

SWEPT OUT TO SEA

More heartache has struck America’s blighted Kennedy family after a mother and son ball game ended in tragedy

4 mins

Welcome To Planet Exotic

An off-the-wall documentary about big-cat owners in the US has been the surprise hit of lockdown

5 mins

Les alle historiene fra YOU South Africa

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