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You South Africa

Aug 07 2025
Magazine

You has a simple recipe for success – spoil your readers and give them exactly what they want. It’s 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 don’t forget the interesting fiction, sport, motoring news, craftwork, recipes, home and school projects, crosswords and exciting competitions. It’s an irresistible combination, and everything is presented in a well-finished, colourful magazine.

YOU SOUTH AFRICA

Letters

FAMILY FUN!

IN THE NEWS • What’s happening in THE WORLD right now

A KING IN TRAINING • Prince George’s 12th birthday marks a major milestone as the heir to the British throne gets closer to his destiny while trying to enjoy a ‘normal’ childhood

FREE AT LAST • More than two years ago, the first call came: they’d been jailed in West Africa for something they hadn’t done. Then, in June this year, the final call: they were coming home! MEGHAN LAWRENCE sat down with Peter Huxham and Frik Potgieter and their overjoyed partners

MADE FOR EACH OTHER • They claim to be ‘just very dear friends’ but the undeniable chemistry between Pamela Anderson and Liam Neeson tells another story

Our journey to parenthood • Three failed rounds of IVF left them emotionally and financially drained – but Candice Williams and her rugby player husband Devon refused to give up hope

MY LITTLE HELPERS • How caring for reborn dolls is helping 20-year-old Realeboga combat her trauma and depression

IT’S ALEX’S TURN TO TALK • Podcast powerhouse Alex Cooper puts herself in the spotlight in a new documentary – revealing sexual abuse and talking about her rise to fame

A CUT ABOVE! • Is he broke and forced to work in a butchery? Aikona. Alfred Ntombela, aka Shorty, is flourishing and landing loads of gigs as a marketer and actor

HEARTY homemade pies • We’re baking everything from OLD FAVOURITES to NEWBIES with a twist – it really is as EASY as PIE!

YAY OR NAY? • Our fashion-savvy team give their take on whether these celebs’ looks are hot or not

COLOUR CRUSH • Five makeup shades to brighten up your winter

TIDY TIME • Help teens tame the mess in their room with these fab storage buys

THE BENEFITS OF CHIA SEEDS • With more omega-3 than salmon, these tiny seeds pack a major nutritional punch. Here’s why they’re good for you and the best ways to eat them

ASK DR LOUISE

8 pitfalls to avoid when claiming from your medical aid • Making any of these mistakes could lead to your claim being rejected

TV GUIDE

chuckles • Fancy yourself a joker? Email original jokes to chuckles@you.co.za or send them to Chuckles, YOU, PO Box 7167, Roggebaai 8012, and we may publish them on this page.

YOUR STARS

ON OUR RADAR • The HOTTEST things in POP CULTURE and ENTERTAINMENT THIS WEEK

EDGE-OF-YOUR-SEAT READS • It would be a crime not to tuck into these four new thrillers

PUZZLES • 13 PAGES OF FUN & GAMES

Poetry • Let’s learn how to turn words into feelings and ideas

MAKE YOUR OWN SHEEP LAMP • Turn an old plastic bottle into a cute, fluffy nightlight. Just follow these easy steps – and don’t forget to ask an adult to help with any tricky bits

News of the week

Kids’ games & activities

PRIME MINISTER’S REALITY CHECK • Jacinda Ardern made history in 2018 as the first world leader to take her baby to a UN general assembly meeting. In this extract from her new memoir the former New Zealand prime minister shares how she juggled her demanding job and motherhood – and her...

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Languages

  • English