Innholdsfortegnelse for 6/18/2020 i Drum English

DRUM BEST RECIPES: BUDGET COOKING Who says you can’t have steak on a budget? The recipes in this collection are easy on the purse and big on flavour. Some meals can also be made in 30 minutes or less. There’s also cooking advice as well as budget tips such as how to best use affordable meat cuts and freezing leftovers. DRUM WORD SEARCH The third issue of DRUM Word Search offers fun for the entire family. There’s a great mix of themes to enjoy such as celebrities, desserts, islands and more! There’s also a section for kids with topics ranging from birthday fun to opposites. Get your copy of these magazines in stores now or order from Johan Terblanche on 021-406-4962 or johan.terblanche@media24.com DRUM PUZZLES Here it is, the answer…

If you prefer not to attend church during level 3 lockdown or if you’ve not managed to get a place among the 50 allowed in, you still have worship options. Many churches, even those whose doors have reopened, have maintained their online presences and continue to stream services. Here are some options: * Rhema Bible Church continues to hold its three Sunday services online at 8am, 10.30am and 6pm on YouTube, Facebook Live and their website, rhema.co.za. The service is also broadcast at 11am on the TBN channel(DStvchannel343). * Rivers Church has also kept all gatherings online. The church, headquartered in Sandton, reiterated to its community that church is not closed, only its buildings. “Let’s continue to be church in the world,” the church said in a statement. Its services…

RIB ROAST WITH POTATO GRATIN SERVES 6-8 PREPARATION: 30 MIN MARINATING: 1 HR RESTING: 30 MIN COOKING: 1½ HR ▸ 30ml (2T) olive oil ▸ 30ml (2T) chopped rosemary ▸ 10ml (2t) Dijon mustard, plus extra to serve ▸ 3 anchovy fillets, crushed with a mortar and pestle ▸ 1 rack of beef ribs, with at least 5 ribs ▸ 3 onions, thickly sliced POTATO GRATIN ▸ 500ml (2c) cream ▸ 4 garlic cloves, crushed ▸ 5 large potatoes ▸ salt and freshly ground black pepper ▸ ½ nutmeg 1 Combine the oil, rosemary, mustard and anchovies in a large dish. Coat the ribs well with the marinade, cover and leave to marinate at room temperature for 1 hour. 2 Potato gratin Preheat the oven to 190°C. Whisk the cream and garlic in a large bowl and…

MOVIE The Lovebirds Issa Rae and Kumail Nanjiani have a night to remember COMIC RELIEF If ever there was a good time for an enjoyably silly comedy, this is it. Issa Rae and Kumail Nanjiani’s action romcom was supposed to be released in April, but like many other movies, the coronavirus forced it to shift from cinema to streaming – so you can find it on Netflix. The movie introduces Leilani (Issa) and Jabran (Kumail) the morning after the night before. A one-night hook-up turns into brunch and it’s clear this couple are falling in love. Then the story jumps ahead four years, and they’re about to split up. Their plans to join friends at a dinner party go wrong when they land in the middle of a scheme involving…

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IT’S not a death sentence, this too shall pass. This is what South Africans are learning daily about Covid-19. While nearly 1 000 people have lost their lives to the virus that has ravaged the country, and the world, thousands more have recovered. From medical professionals to sportsmen and ordinary citizens, the virus doesn’t discriminate. There might not be a cure yet but there is hope, survivors tell us. They’ve lived through it – and they believe many others will too. Name: Sivuyile Ntlanjana Age: 28 Location: Port St Johns, Eastern Cape Profession: company driver THREE weeks after attending the funeral of a relative, Sivuyile was shocked to discover several mourners had been infected with the coronavirus. “We were told six members of that family had tested positive,” he says.…

SHE may be the baby of the fabulously wealthy first family of reality TV but she’s never been the kind of kid to rest on her laurels. Her own spinoff show, an enormous Instagram empire, moving into her own home at 17, owning five properties by 21, becoming a mom when she was barely out of her teens, launching her own business – Kylie Jenner proved she could out-Kardashian the most ambitious of her attention-seeking siblings. And when she was announced as the youngest self-made billionaire in history by US business magazine Forbes last year, her fans went ballistic. At just 21, Kylie dethroned Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg, who was 23 when he made his first billion in 2003. Her net worth was estimated at a staggering $1,2 billion (R21bn)…

FORGIVENESS isn’t letting somebody off the hook for what they’ve done or forgetting what has happened. It’s not pretending something that affected you badly never happened. If you try to pretend the deed never occurred, you’re living in denial. Forgiveness doesn’t mean reconciling with the person who hurt you. Reconciliation may follow forgiveness, but we can forgive somebody without re-establishing a relationship. Forgiving yourself isn’t forgetting about what you’ve done. It’s not telling yourself, “Oh, lots of people do this and some have done much worse things than I have, so that makes it okay.” No, it doesn’t work like that. If you hurt other people, you must take responsibility. MASEDI FUSI, EMAIL THE WINNING LETTER RECEIVES R300. Letters should be about 100 words. Write to us at PO…

‘You never think things like this will happen to you’ SHE had big plans for 2020. Following her show-stopping wedding last year, Baby Cele looked forward to a sun-soaked honeymoon with her new hubby. The actress, who has branched out into production, had also planned to promote her new film, but then Covid-19 happened and everything had to be put on hold. Just as she was getting to grips with life under lockdown, another disaster struck. Baby was dealt a terrible blow when she lost two relatives recently. In April, her beloved sister Norah was killed, allegedly at the hands of Norah’s son, Mbuso. The family is still battling to come to terms with the tragedy. “This has been a very difficult time for us,” Baby tells DRUM. “Mbuso was…

HE’LL never forget their 30th wedding anniversary. William George Kepkey and his wife Anncha were as madly in love as the day they met and while they initially had big plans to celebrate their pearl anniversary, they decided to put them on hold for a year. “It was a quiet affair, just the two of us,” William recalls of their special day in October last year. “She worked that day and afterwards she had a swim. She said we must do a bigger thing next year because at the time we had financial constraints.” Little did they know it would be their last anniversary together. Just seven months later, Anncha (52) would have died of Covid-19 – just as she was set to become a grandmother for the first time.…

IT WAS a desperate plea. “Listen to my cry, Lord, I’m drowning in the rivers of tears,” Tebogo Matsane-Mabunda posted on social media. Little did she know it would be her last cry for help. Tebogo was shot multiple times on 14 May, allegedly by her husband at their Stonehenge home in Nelspruit following an argument. She died at the scene while her estranged spouse, who then turned the gun on himself, was taken to hospital where he remains under police guard. Those close to her have described Tebogo as a lover of life and a generous soul who always wanted to see others happy. One of her relatives, Nomusa Kubayi*, tells DRUM the family are still reeling from her loss. “It was only a few days after celebrating Mother’s…

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DESPERATE DADDY Q My girlfriend got pregnant and told me I was the father. But seven months into the pregnancy, she told me she wasn’t sure who impregnated her. I did a DNA test after the birth and it came back positive, but she refuses to accept the results and says I bought them. I asked her to bring the man she thinks is the father to meet me but she refuses and is denying me access to the child. She introduced the child to my family but then two weeks later introduced him to another family. I found the guy she cheated on me with and he says he thought the child was his and knew nothing about the tests I did. I told him to do tests and…

GEMINI 21 MAY – 20 JUN Your planet, Mercury, is going retrograde this week which could have bearing on different aspects of your life. You may find your gift of the gab letting you down, glitches breaking your speed or changing schedules causing disruption. However, it’s the perfect time to slow down, rethink, revise and reconsider. CANCER 21 JUN – 21 JUL The sun moves into your sign this week, meaning it will soon be time to celebrate your birthday and start a new personal year. Whether you want to spend the day with your family or friends, it should be a memorable occasion. While it will be natural for you to reminisce about a year gone by, take time to look to the future too. YOUR LUCKY NUMBERS 16,…

SHE’S always longed to have a child, so she appreciates why moms will do anything to protect their kids. Actress Xolile Tshabalala plays a mother desperately trying to shield her daughter from a secret that could upend their lives in the Netflix show Blood & Water, which has been making major waves around the world. The teen mystery-drama debuted on the streaming service on 20 May and three days later was number one in several countries, including South Africa, France, Jamaica and Kenya. It also nailed the big one: the USA, making it the first SA show to reach the top slot in the States. A dose of controversy has helped Blood & Water stay in the news: it became a hot trending topic after viewers remarked on the similarities…

From SA to the world WHAT a difference a decade makes! When they burst onto the music scene 10 years ago, they were young and hungry to make their mark. Over the past few years we’ve seen local trio Mi Casa become fathers and husbands while continuing to serve hit after hit. “What a journey it’s been,” J’SOMETHING said on Instagram. “From not knowing one another from a bar of soap to becoming such a strong musical family, a collective, a brotherhood … to wanting to break up as a band … to then pushing through and finding a whole new meaning for what we do and being able to re-engineer our sound to make us feel proud.” But the three have more than just a decade of music to…

The Real Housewives of Johannesburg’s MPUMI MOPHATLANE and her adorable dog, Lady Morgan, are simply two ladies living large during lockdown. Pre-lockdown her Boston terrier went everywhere with her, from meetings to recording sessions, so it’s no wonder Jäger-Blue only has eyes for NADIA NAKAI. ZODWA WABANTU channels her inner dog whisperer. The entertainer, who also has a pup named Prince, is pictured with her neighbour’s pack of pit bulls. It’s double the fun for BOITY THULO – the rapper’s two Pomeranian pups, Asante and Sana, keep her entertained.…

THE United States and the world are reeling – not only from the coronavirus pandemic, but in the wake of the killing of yet another unarmed black man, by police, in broad daylight in the US city of Minneapolis. GEORGE FLOYD’s death ignited renewed outrage at systemic racism and police killings and inspired protests across America and around the globe. Four cops have been charged for his murder, and celebrities have spoken out in support of the Black Lives Matter movement. Colin Kaepernick The US football player (32), who took a knee during the US anthem at football games to protest police brutality in 2016, says it’s time to ramp up the protests. “When civility leads to death, revolting is the only logical reaction,” he tweeted. “The cries for peace…

Whether you are HIV[-positive], diabetic, asthmatic, hypertensive, we don’t care! Some of us have been battling with more serious issues than this. At least you have some income, shelter and a career. It’s just diabetes, for heaven’s sake. Just because she’s a celebrity she acts like she has last-stage cancer or something. BUSISIWE MKHONZA Stay home, my sister. This Covid-19 thing will sweep you away in seconds. FREEDOM REED She is looking so much better than before. She really is looking good. SYLVIA DINGA How is she any different to millions of other diabetes sufferers, many of whom are less fortunate than her? Please, man! RENEE CHAMPION I don’t understand why we are always being reminded about her being diabetic, as if we don’t believe it! MAXOLI MANYATSHA AJAH There…

DJ Tira MUSICIAN AND PRODUCER (43) What inspires you? Durban, definitely. It’s the energy the place has, the positive vibes – taxis pumping popular Durban songs, the beach environment, the sunny and warm weather. And, of course, seeing the new talent out there firsthand. People who want to succeed and put food on the table to support their families. When did you realise you had a talent for entertainment? I think it was as early as high school – Grade 11 or 12. I remember being active artistically. I was involved in entertainment, stand-up comedy and student performances. What advice can you give young men? It’s important to find your talent. God and the universe gave you a gift. What are you good at? Work on that, diligently. Improve on…

POSTING NUDE PICTURES Q My ex-boyfriend is threatening to publish my nude photos on Facebook. I feel scared and embarrassed by who might see this. Is there anything I can do to stop him before he does this? Surely he’s not allowed to do this? VULNERABLE, SMS A What your boyfriend wants to do is called revenge pornography. This is the act of distributing intimate (nude) photos without the consent of the person pictured. If he hasn’t yet published them, you can go to the magistrate’s court and obtain a protection order against him posting the pictures. If he’s already done it, you can open a criminal charge against him. You can even sue him for damages for defamation. ‘You can open a criminal charge against him. You can sue…

CAN’T WAIT Everyone is seated around the table as the food is being served. When little Logan receives his plate, he starts eating right away. “Logan, wait until we say our prayer,” his mother reminds him. “I don’t have to,” the little boy replies. “Of course you do,” his mother insists, “we say a prayer before eating at our house.” “That’s at our house,” Logan explains, “but this is Grandma’s house and she knows how to cook!” SECOND OPINION A doctor and his wife are having a fight at the breakfast table. The man gets up in a rage and says, “And you are no good in bed either,” and storms out of the house. After sometime he realises he was nasty and decides to make amends and calls his…

WORDSEARCH NO. 436 HOW TO DO IT Find a word, circle its letters and cross it off the list. Words might be forwards, backwards, up, down or diagonal but are in a straight line, never skipping letters. Some letters are used more than once. Tick the small box next to a word as you find it in the jumble. A diagonal line between words indicates they can be found separately in the grid. □ ARLINGTON □ CLAIRWOOD □ DURBANVILLE □ FAIRVIEW □ FLAMINGO PARK □ GOSFORTH PARK □ GREYVILLE □ KENILWORTH □ MILNERTON □ NEWMARKET □ SCOTTSVILLE □ THE VAAL □ TURFFONTEIN SOLUTION TO PICTURE PUZZLE NO.1287 PICTURE PUZZLE NO. 1287 KEYWORD Question: Get the word for a creamy-white colour. Answer: Ivory. SUDOKU NO. 137 SOLUTION NO. 136 HOW TO…

HAVE you gone from a small comb to an Afro comb to no comb since the start of the lockdown? Have you stopped taking selfies because the hair just won’t let you be great? Are your relaxed locks a bit tense and has your ’fro shrunk in these trying times? You are not alone. You’re a bit frustrated, and so are we! Your hair is important to you and we get it, which is why your favourite magazine is here for you. Join us online for an interactive session hosted by DRUM and Move!’s beauty editor, Nthabiseng Makhokha, where we’ll try to fix your crown – virtually. She’ll be joined by hair influencer Carol Lali who’ll serve us some looks. Find out how the experts are maintaining their hair –…