YOU South Africa - 9 July 2020

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In this issue of YOU: Prince Andrew - Bratty, spoilt & an arrogant snob - New book explores entitled upbringing of scandal-smeared Randy Andy; Novak Djokovic - Outrage as star’s ‘fun tour’ spreads virus - Partying, hugging, playing - and not a mask in sight!; Covid-19 tragedy - Heartbreak for teen as parents die on the same day - 'I don't think one would've wanted to leave hospital without the other'; Crown 1 craze - Fears that get-rich-quick business is a pyramid scheme - 'I was excited for my payout - but I received nothing' and Liz Hurley - Baby daddy Steve Bing plunges to his death - 'I'm saddened beyond belief - It's a terrible end'

Mother's Little Angel

As his reputation lies in ruins, a new book takes a look at Prince Andrew’s formative years and how they shaped the man he’d become

10 mins

On The Covid Frontline

Professor Shabir Madhi is leading the South African contingent in a groundbreaking search for a vaccine

4 mins

They Died On The Same Day

Amy is grieving the loss of her beloved parents who both succumbed to Covid-19 within hours of each other

6 mins

Tragic End To A Troubled Life

Maverick millionaire Steve Bing’s suicide has left heartache in its wake for Liz Hurley and their son, Damian

6 mins

Too Good To Be True?

The money-making enterprise Crowd1 is attracting celebrities and ordinary people, but experts warn it may be a pyramid scheme

6 mins

NOVAK'S DOUBLE FAULT

The tennis player ignored social distancing guidelines, then went ahead with a tournament that ended in multiple Covid infections

5 mins

What's Next, Eusebius?

The controversial radio presenter has stepped down from 702 to explore other creative avenues

5 mins

Patrick Dempsey

The actor takes on a very different role to McDreamy in the new drama series Devils

2 mins

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YOU South Africa Magazine Description:

South Africa's best-selling English language magazine covering general interest topics.

You has a simple recipe for success spoil your readers and give them exactly what they want. Its part of everyday life for more than 2 million English-speaking South Africans, filled with excellent articles which interest, inform and touch readers. There are human dramas, medical and scientific discoveries, general interest news, consumer issues, fashion and glamour. And dont forget the interesting fiction, sport, motoring news, craftwork, recipes, home and school projects, crosswords and exciting competitions. Its an irresistible combination, and everything is presented in a well-finished, colourful magazine.