Innholdsfortegnelse for 10/8/2020 i You South Africa

IT’S beyond me how Andrew Wakefield hasn’t been arrested. This is a man who duped millions into believing vaccines cause autism, resulting in countless children not being vaccinated and putting their lives and others at risk. Although the disgraced British doctor was kicked out of the medical profession, he continues to peddle the nonsense he cooked up years ago, which some people still fervently believe. The research was retracted from the medical journal in which it was published – yet the long-lasting damage remains. Thankfully there were many who questioned the “evidence” he presented. In the story on page 84, the journalist who exposed him reveals a critical source who helped bring him down was one of the mothers Wakefield once had in his thrall. It’s a fascinating insight into…

Finally we have a South African puzzle book specially for those of us addicted to Codebreakers! In the past we’ve always had to buy imported books, which are sometimes difficult to find. It’s wonderful that YOU has now published a nice fat one. The format and paper are perfect for pencil and eraser! Many thanks for a real treat! ADRIE STOCKDALE, EMAIL The Sussexes to follow in the Obamas’ footsteps (YOU, 24 September)? That’s one way to disaster. SYDNEY BECKER, SMS I wholeheartedly agree with Fed Up (YOU Say, 17 September). The ads and “trailers” that disrupt 7de Laan are most irritating. FED UP 2, SMS To So In Love (YOU Say, 24 September): in a world where relationships so easily fall apart, yours is one in a million and…

MALIA She was 10 when she moved to the White House, and has no desire to follow her parents into law or politics. Malia enjoyed drama and dance as a child and showed interest in sports at an early age, especially volleyball, basketball and tennis. She’s always wanted to become a photographer and filmmaker and she interned on the set of the TV series Girls after school. She enrolled at Harvard University in 2017 majoring in film, but later switched to visual and environmental studies and is set to graduate in 2021. Malia is dating fellow student Rory Farquharson, a British guy whom she met on campus. SASHA She was seven when her father was elected, making her the youngest child in the White House since John F Kennedy moved…

It took Eugenie and Jack two years after their wedding to announce they were expecting. What about the other senior royals? QUEEN ELIZABETH and PRINCE PHILIP ■ Wed 20 November 1947 ■ Announced pregnancy Early June 1948. Unlike with today’s crop of young royals, Buckingham Palace didn’t formally announce any of the monarch’s four pregnancies – it would only announce she’d no longer be undertaking royal duties for a period. So when Charles was on the way, a statement said, “Her Royal Highness the Princess Elizabeth will undertake no public engagements after the end of June.” ■ Baby’s name Charles Philip Arthur George, born 14 November 1948 PRINCE CHARLES and PRINCESS DIANA ■ Wed 29 July 1981 ■ Announced pregnancy 5 November 1981, just four months after they tied the…

HEN she closes her W eyes she can still see her son, grinning as he played with other kids on the jumping castle that was set up in her garden. Back in January 2016, as Marsha Trumpelmann watched Reece enjoying himself at the birthday party she was hosting for a nephew in their garden, she thought he was a healthy 10-year-old. But in a heartbeat that illusion was shattered. While he was jumping on the inflatable castle, one of the other children fell on top of him. As the boy’s elbow connected with Reece’s jaw, he felt a shooting pain and within moments he’d developed a strange bump. Marsha (41) could see it was no ordinary bump. She and her husband, Bjorn (45), took him to hospital for X-rays and…

THE smell of garlic infused with herbs and spices wafts through the door of his home in the upmarket suburb of Dainfern, Johannesburg. Somizi Mhlongo-Motaung has something cooking in the oven while he wraps up his Metro FM show, The Bridge, from a bedroom upstairs. His husband, Mohale Motaung-Mhlongo (25), sits quietly on the couch finishing his breakfast, but the silence is shattered when the TV and radio star saunters down the staircase. “Okay, you can talk now,” he jokes before heading into the kitchen to put the finishing touches to his late father’s favourite dish: chilli oxtail liver. Soon a team of photographers arrive to take pictures of the food for his upcoming cookbook and the house is swarming with people – but for someone who grew up in…

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For daily horoscopes go to you.co.za. SCORPIO 23 OCT – 21 NOV  With your two co-rulers, Mars and Pluto, at odds with each other, you may find yourself dealing with some inner conflict this week. You aren’t one to shy away from emotional confrontation, so you’re not bound to skip over this in a hurry. Writing things down that still bother you about the past is one way of dealing with old baggage. First prize though would be to find a good adviser who you could talk to without judgment. YOUR LUCKY NUMBERS 41, 30, 36, 20, 7, 26 SAGITTARIUS 22 NOV – 20 DEC  You seem to have excess energy that needs to be expended. Challenge yourself with more strenuous exercise – preferably not in a group as it…

THURSDAY ■ THE TAKING OF PELHAM 123 ★★★ 2009, 106 min, 16VL, e.tv, 00:00. Thriller. Armed men hijack a subway train. Denzel Washington. ■ LOVE AGAIN ★★★ 2014, 102 min, PG, e.tv, 01:55. Romantic drama. A bitter man tries to ignore his growing feelings for his grandmother’s carer. Kevin Sorbo, Shelley Long. ■ ALL THE DEVIL’S MEN ★★ 2018, 99 min, 16VL, M-Net, 02:45. Action. A bounty hunter goes on a manhunt to find a rogue CIA agent in London. Milo Gibson, Sylvia Hoeks. ■ LIVING WITH THE ENEMY ★★★ 2005, 89 min, 16, e.tv, 03:35. Thriller. After marrying a billionaire, a woman begins to suspect him of murdering his ex-wife. Sarah Lancaster. ■ RIDE LIKE A GIRL ★★★ 2019, 98 min, PG, M-Net, 04:25. Sport biopic. A look at…

ARCHAEOLOGISTS have discovered 27 sarcophagi (plural of sarcophagus – see Word of the Week) in Saqqara, Egypt. Experts says it’s the largest discovery of its kind to date. Saqqara is about 30km south of the country’s current capital, Cairo, and for more than 3 000 years it was used as a burial ground for Memphis, capital of Ancient Egypt. The ancient cemetery is a Unesco World Heritage Site. The new find was made in an 11m-deep well at a sacred site in Saqqara. Archaeologists are still busy with excavations to learn more about the coffins and how old they are. So far it seems the coffins were completely sealed and hadn’t been opened since they were buried. They’re made mostly of wood and decorated with colourful drawings. Other artefacts (ancient…

FOR three years I’d been investigating Andrew Wakefield, determined to show that the British medical researcher who’d made millions of parents nervous about giving their children vaccines, because of his claims that they caused autism, was in fact a fraud. Then one day in 2006, Wendy Stephen stepped into my life. She introduced herself in a 600-word email as the mother of a vaccine-injured child. Wendy told me that in 1991, her baby daughter had received the three-in-one MMR jab against measles, mumps and rubella and lost all hearing in one ear. This was a rare and recognised side-effect of two brands of MMR that were discontinued in Britain the year after Wendy’s daughter got her shot. As a result of that injury, Wendy’s family had joined a giant lawsuit…

Victoria’s Secret Angel Sara Sampaio was diagnosed with trichotillomania when she was 15. She started pulling out her eyelashes, then the hair on her eyebrows. Though she’s managed to get her condition under control with the help of doctors and supplements, she still experiences bad episodes when she’s under stress. Olivia Munn started pulling out her eyelashes when she was 26. The American actress says her anxiety and hair-pulling increased when she found fame on TV show The Newsroom. “When I got on TV and had to open myself up to the world, that anxiety came back. I didn’t want to let anybody down.” Trichotillomania is a condition that affects men too. “I was a hair-puller – I enjoyed the feeling of plucking hair from my head,” Colin Farrell admitted…

HOW the mighty have fallen. Seven years ago he was football’s wonder boy, a goal-scoring sensation who signed to Spanish super-club Real Madrid for a record fee. But it didn’t take long for the picture to change – to one of a disgruntled, demotivated player at odds with his coach, languishing on the bench while his teammates got the lion’s share of game time. Now, after years of misery, one of football’s unhappiest marriages has finally come to an end. Gareth Bale is set to return to Tottenham Hotspur FC, the club he left in a world-beating £86 million (R1,1 billion) transfer in 2013. There’s been no great sadness at his departure. Instead the news of his transfer has been welcomed – mostly by Real Madrid manager, Zinedine Zidane, but…

They recently celebrated 13 years of marriage but KERRY McGREGOR and NEIL McKENZIE are still madly in love. The model and former cricketer tied the knot in 2007 and have three children, Luke (12), Riley (10) and Milla (3). “We’ve been together for almost two decades – almost half my life. It’s crazy,” she tells us. The couple have seen the world together but are happiest spending quality time with their kids at home. The key to their marital bliss, Kerry says, is putting in the work. “Make an effort. Do things for each other you know the other will appreciate.” Still, even the best relationships aren’t smooth-sailing. And when conflict does arise, the couple work it out. “The philosophy of ‘never go to bed angry’ doesn’t work for us,”…

Codebreakers is one of our most popular brain games, and it’s easy to see why – cracking these puzzles are addictively entertaining. YOU Codebreakers gives you the fix you need with a great mix of grid sizes, including some celeb picture puzzles and one huge jumbo code-1 breaker. Puzzle fans, you need this magazine in your life. Get your copy in stores now, online at youstore.co.za or a digital copy at magzter.com. Or contact Johan Terblanche on 021-406-4962 or johan.terblanche@media24.com and have it delivered straight to your door.…

It’s a rare genetic disorder that affects many organs and tissues in the body and puts the sufferer at a higher risk of developing skin cancers, brain cancer as well as other cancerous and noncancerous tumours. Jaw cysts are one of the most common features and are present in about 90% of people who have the condition. They usually appear in the first 10 years of a person’s life, but they may not appear until the teenage years or during adulthood. While the cysts are usually non-cancerous, the type of cancer diagnosed most often in people who have the condition is basal cell carcinoma, which is the most common form of skin cancer. Currently there is no cure and treatment involves removing tumours and cysts caused by the disease.…

THE PONY CLUB Up your hair game with a revamped ponytail to show off glowy sun-kissed skin. The best part? “Dirty hair is the perfect base for a casual updo,” says Mark Hampton, global hair ambassador for Toni & Guy. Go for a low-slung version. Comb hair back to the nape and leave a small section loose. Secure with a hairband, then wrap the remaining hair around the band and pin it. TRY THIS L’Oréal Botanicals Argan & Safflower Nourishing Potion 125ml R179 SKIP THE SHAMPOO Hands up if you agree dry shampoo is the best hair invention ever. Get rid of any beach grease by tipping your head upside down and squeezing dry shampoo onto your roots and teasing with your fingertips. Now shake out your voluminous waves. TRY…

I DON’T KNOW HOW TO TALK ABOUT MY EMOTIONS Q I’m a 26-year-old guy who’s a shy and quiet person. I find it extremely challenging to speak to women. My relationships never last longer than about three months and this has worsened the anxiety and depression I experience. When I googled what I think my problem could be, I came across the word alexithymia and I think that’s what it is. I want to overcome this problem so I can be able to talk to people, but I don’t know what to do or where to start. Please help. Richmond, email A Alexithymia is characterised by the inability to identify and describe emotions experienced by oneself and others. People who have it struggle to understand their own emotions and to…

LIBRA ON SOCIAL MEDIA ■ They’re people-oriented so social media is right up their alley. ■ They like to be nice to people so they’ll get plenty of likes. ■ Their profile pics are carefully staged. ■ They like blogs, tweets and pages about fancy clothing. ■ Their posts are mainly about their social life and beautiful outfits. ■ They like to follow accounts with wardrobe makeovers. ■ They see internet dating as a last resort.…

CLASSIC RE-IMAGINED The English actor plays David, a newly single dad-of-two, in the family fantasy adventure Four Kids and It. David plans a surprise beach holiday with his new gal, Alice (Paula Patton), and their four kids, Ros and Robbie and Smash and Maudie. At the beach, the children wander off and come across a centuries-old creature, Psammead (voiced by Michael Caine) – a grumpy, googly-eyed, wish-granting sand fairy. The little creature is also being tracked by a shady character named Tristan (Russell Brand) who wants Psammead for his own nefarious purposes. The film is based on Jacqueline Wilson’s updated version of the 1902 children’s classic book by Edith Nesbit, Five Children and It, retitled Four Children and It. Unlike the original book, the 2012 version features a blended family.…

TENET Sci-fi action. With John David Washington and Robert Pattinson. Director: Christopher Nolan. 16LPV. Admired for his sophisticated action films with complex plots and grand philosophical themes, Nolan (Inception, Dunkirk) is one of the few directors who still makes original movies on a large scale. Unfortunately, it seems that with Tenet his focus on tricksy chronology and unusual visuals has left basic elements such as character development and emotional engagement by the wayside. It’s great that Tenet stars Nolan’s first black lead actor, and Washington (BlacKkKlansman) does what he can with blank slate The Protagonist, a CIA agent recruited to find the origin of “inverted” bullets that move backwards instead of forwards in time. Teaming up with the enigmatic Neil (Pattin-son), his search leads to Russian oligarch Andrei Sator (Kenneth…

REVIEW What if you hadn’t followed the path that you did? What would’ve happened if you’d ended up with a different partner and doing some other job? These are the ideas Jodi Picoult explores in her latest novel – and she has great fun doing it by putting her protagonist, Dawn Edelstein, into two timelines. In both she’s facing a crisis in her marriage, which leads her back to Egypt and the big love of her life, dashing archaeologist Wyatt Armstrong, on whom she turned her back 15 years earlier. But is it really possible to go back? And what about her husband, Brian, who despite all his shortcomings still adores her, and their teen daughter who’s counting on her? It’s Jodi doing what she does best: bombarding her main character…

1 In which South American city and country is this statue of Jesus? 2 What is the name of Harry’s owl in the Harry Potter books and movies? 3 What does an entomologist study? 4 To which neighbouring country does this flag belong? 5 Which European country did Winston Churchill lead during World War II? SOURCES NETWERK24.COM, BUSINESSINSIDER.CO.ZA, BBC.COM, THEGUARDIAN.COM, TABLEMOUNTAIN.NET, COLLINSDICTIONARY.COM, EDITION.CNN.COM, NYTIMES.COM , BRITANNICA.COM, CAPETOWNETC.COM…

POIGNANT is the word that comes to mind as you go through the gallery of images that caught the eye of a duchess and a queen. It’s easy to see why the Duchess of Cambridge is so proud of this project –the emotions captured by ordinary people are lump-in-the-throat stuff. Kate, a keen photographer herself, selected 100 images sent in as part of a community project to reflect the realities of life in lockdown Britain. The pictures are showcased in a virtual exhibition and Kate also sent them to the queen to peruse. More than 31 000 people submitted pictures for consideration. The exhibition focused on three main themes: Helpers and Heroes, Your New Normal and Acts of Kindness. Here’s a selection of images from Kate’s top 100. THE FIRST…

■ It’s a medical condition that involves recurring, overwhelming urges to pull out body hair. Sufferers typically develop trichotillomania between the ages of 10 and 13 and experience an overwhelming sense of relief when their hair is pulled out. ■ About 1% of the South African population suffers from it, says Derine Sandenbergh, a senior clinical psychologist and lecturer in the psychiatry department of Stellenbosch University. ■ Trichotillomania used to be classified as an impulse-control disorder but is now considered an obsessive compulsive-related disorder by the American Psychiatric Association. ■ It’s also considered by many healthcare professionals to be body-focused repetitive behaviour, similar to nail-biting.…

SHE’S a permanent fixture on best-dressed celeb lists with her experimental, statement-making ensembles. Bold and stylish – that’s Zendaya! But you can also add smart and hardworking to the list because she’s one of the hottest talents on pretty much any screen right now. The 24-year-old recently won the outstanding lead actress in a drama series award for her role as a troubled teen in the series Euphoria. She’s the youngest person to win the award and only the second person of colour, after Viola Davis, to take the gong home. Having been nominated with heavy-hitters Jennifer Aniston, Oscar-winner Olivia Colman and Killing Eve’s Sandra Oh, Zendaya – who found fame as a Disney actress – was the dark horse in the race for the award. And no one seemed…

JUSTIN GEDULD The Sevens player is staying in shape and staying safe. “The greatest have the strength to overpower weakness,” he captioned this snap. UNATHI NKAYI It’s a long climb up the Westcliff stairs but the TV personality and her friend, Thami “Thami Dish” Kotlolo, took breaks to stretch during their walk. BOITY THULO She’s made no secret about gaining “a lot of weight”, but the Own Your Throne star has been putting in the work to get her body back – and the results are showing! SHASHI NAIDOO is getting back into the grind and shedding the few kilos she gained during lockdown. APHIWE DYANTYI There’s been talk the Springbok wing is making a return to rugby, but he says he’s getting into shape for his own wellbeing. CINDY…

I read with interest one of your reader’s letters describing how lockdown had affected her life in a positive way. She mentioned losing her job and as a result embarked on a home industry (YOU Say, 17 September). Admirable. I also dug deep into my resources in this time. I began to do my own baking and prepared most of my meals myself instead of buying takeout or going to restaurants. I also resumed hobbies and interests – painting, drawing, writing – that had been put on the back burner due to other pre-lockdown commitments. I learnt to give myself a pedicure. That isn’t to say I didn’t have a low point. But then I thought of less fortunate people and this brought things back into perspective. JUSTINE, JOHANNESBURG ■…

The department of public enterprises said in a statement that the airline isn’t being liquidated and that the government will “reprioritise” spending to finalise SAA’s restructuring and implement the business rescue plan, which was approved in July. “Because the restructuring process should be brought closer to finalisation in the next few weeks, lending institutions will be requested to finance the restructuring process and honour commitments for voluntary severance packages and retrenchments,” the department said. It’s not yet clear exactly where the funding will come from but the possibility of private sector partners is also still being investigated. SAA spokesperson Tlali Tlali confirmed that more than 3 200 employees have applied for severance packages. The restructured airline will be leaner, he added, and operate on a reduced scale with fewer routes,…

SUPERFOOD SMOOTHIE SERVES 1 SOAKING: 30 MIN PREPARATION: 10 MIN 30ml (2T) goji berries 6 soft dates, chopped 125ml (½c) strong rooibos tea 30ml (2T) ground almonds 5ml (1t) grated fresh ginger 125ml (½c) apple juice 15-30ml (1-2T) lemon juice pinch of cinnamon TO FINISH 10ml (2t) chia seeds, soaked in 30ml (2T) water 1 Put the goji berries and dates in a bowl and cover with the tea. Soak the dates and berries for 30 minutes or until soft. 2 Put the berry and date mixture along with the rest of the ingredients in the bowl of a food processor. Pulse until smooth. 3 To finish Pour the smoothie in a glass and top with the soaked chia seeds. TROPICAL SMOOTHIE SERVES 2 PREPARATION: 15 MIN 1 pineapple, peeled…

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THERE’S no definite scientific proof that pregnant women get sicker than others if they catch Covid-19. But it’s still a worrying time for those expecting a baby. What happens if they or their offspring contract the virus? And can they still get maternity leave, even after having worked from home during lockdown? We answer three questions about pregnancy and your job. I’M PREGNANT AND NERVOUS. CAN MY EMPLOYER FORCE ME TO RETURN? By law, your employer must ensure a safe working environment in which your health isn’t at risk. Many employers are making alternative plans for pregnant employees to minimise the risk of infection. If you perform high-risk tasks, such as working with clients, you can ask that these interactions be minimised or that you’re given a separate workspace such…

GLASS TOO MANY A man’s been at the bar for hours when he admits his girlfriend’s waiting in the car. The bartender, concerned because it’s so cold, goes to check on her. When he looks inside the car, he sees the man’s friend, Dave, and the girlfriend kissing passionately. The bartender shakes his head and walks back inside. He tells the drunk he thinks it might be a good idea to check on his girlfriend. The fellow staggers outside to the car, sees his buddy and his girlfriend kissing, then walks back into the bar laughing. “What’s so funny?” the bartender asks. “That stupid Dave!” the guy snorts, “He’s so drunk he thinks he’s me!” LATE AGAIN The pretty secretary comes in late for work for the third day in…

Local biopic. Solomon Kalushi Mahlangu (Thabo Rametsi) is a young hawker who joins the struggle after the 16 June 1976 uprisings. He’s trained as an uMkhonto we Sizwe soldier, and in 1979 is captured and hanged by the apartheid government. Unlike many films about the struggle, this one has a local cast and director, Mandla Dube, and is told from the viewpoint of black South Africans. It’s not an easy film to watch – the many scenes of violence are unsettling – but it’s well worth your time. 2016. 105 MIN. 16LPV. ALSO AVAILABLE ON NETFLIX.…

1,2 billion The number of people who’ll be forced by 2050, due to the climate crisis, to move from the areas where they live, according to a new report. The Institute for Economics and Peace says 31 countries that won’t be able to withstand ecological disasters will be affected. Many of the countries – including Nigeria, Angola, Burkina Faso and Uganda – will have much bigger populations by 2050, which could worsen the situation. At the top of the list of problems that will be created by the climate crisis and population growth is a shortage of water. 150 The speed (in km/h) a Tesla car was travelling at when pulled over by traffic police. What makes this incident on a Canadian highway unique is that the driver was fast…

T STARTED out as a harmless habit – I plucking a stray eyebrow here, pulling a couple out-of-place strands there. Yet it wasn’t long before the urge to yank out “just a few” hairs became an all-consuming obsession for Carla Bernardo. The 29-year-old from Cape Town suffers from trichotillomania, a hair-pulling disorder that often results in bald patches on the head, eyelashes or eyebrows. In severe cases, sufferers also pull out the hair in their pubic areas. Carla, who works as a writer in the University of Cape Town’s communications department, has been plagued by the condition since she was in primary school and she’s now coming to terms with it. She’s telling her story because she wants others plagued by the condition not to suffer in silence. Speaking out…

HER fingers dance nimbly over the buttons and knobs, tweaking and twisting them as the doof-doof of the beats envelop her. She’s calm and confident, and moves with the self-assurance of a veteran DJ – but she’s been on the decks for only about two years. At just six years old, it appears young Sophia Petersen is a prodigy. She’s sitting between her parents for her videocall interview with YOU from her family home in Athlone, Cape Town, and she’s now rather shy. Her mom, Sharna (36) gently attempts to coax Sophia into explaining why she loves music, but the Grade 1 learner buries her face under her arm. “She loves entertaining people but she doesn’t like it when the spotlight is on her,” Sharna says with a laugh. Sophia…

Funny-man SIV NGESI is getting ready for a sizzling summer. The comedian is hosting a new series that’ll make you want to fire up the coals. Launched last month, the digital braai show features sporting heavyweights like Springboks Lukhanyo Am, Makazole Mapimpi and PIETER STEPH DU TOIT, as well as cricketers Andile Phehlukwayo, Rassie van der Dussen and BEURAN HENDRICKS. Not only do they go head-to-head in a braai face-off, but they also share meat-grilling secrets from the comfort of their homes in the four-part series. We chatted to Siv about his braai basics. 5 things every braai plate needs . . . Meat, meat, meat and more meat! Remember , I’m black – chick en is a vegetable. I also lo ve corn, a slice of garlic 4 bread…

THEY might be famous in their own right but even the kids of PRINCE WILLIAM and KATE, DUCHESS OF CAMBRIDGE (both 38), get starstruck sometimes. And that’s exactly what happened when PRINCE GEORGE (7), PRINCESS CHARLOTTE (5) and PRINCE LOUIS (2) met veteran broadcaster DAVID ATTENBOROUGH (94) when he recently attended a private screening of his new documentary, A Life on Our Planet, in their Kensington Palace garden in London. “The children are massive fans of Sir David and this was the first time they’d met him, although they’ve always wanted to,” a palace aide says. The conservationist presented George with a tooth from an extinct giant shark, which he found on a holiday in Malta in the ’60s. “They were fascinated by the tooth and Sir David explained how…