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Newspaper Publishing in South Africa
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Newspaper Publishing sector based in South Africa. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
Companies
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Mail & Guardian
The Mail & Guardian is not an alternative to your media mix, it is an essential! Hailed as the most informed and daring chronicler of the dying years of apartheid, the M&G (formerly The Weekly Mail) became South Africa’s premier source of news and perspective. This ethos of providing an objective, in-depth investigation into the stories behind the stories has never wavered and, in turn, has transformed the Mail & Guardian into an essential read for those who want to be in the know. The Mail & Guardian is a unique publishing adventure, leading the market in investigations, politics, business, health, education, science and the arts. Home to South Africa’s nest journalists, with the commitment to providing quality content by pursuing the stories that shape a country, the Mail & Guardian has reaped a rich harvest of awards and international accolades. Our journalism remains refreshing and challenging with an aim to create debate and celebrate diversity.
51 to 200 staff
The Witness Newspaper
SA’s oldest continuously published newspaper, The Witness, plays an outstanding role in informing our community, shaping public opinion and as a watchdog of power and authority focusing on Pietermaritzburg and KwaZulu-Natal. The Witness strengthens society through its purpose: a compass in the community, an influencer of change and your partner in business.
51 to 200 staff
Cape Times
The Cape Times is the dominant and authoritative morning daily newspaper in Cape Town, servicing the needs of the upmarket reader, emphasising business news and providing in-depth coverage of current issues. In 1876 the first edition of the Cape Times was published under the editorship of Frederick York St Leger. It grew under a succession of remarkable editors into a commercial success, but was best known for its fearless commitment to fighting for the ordinary man and against human rights abuses. It has become as much a part of Cape Town as the south easterly wind (and sometimes as irritating to the politicians or powerful people whose foibles it exposes).
11 to 50 staff
City Press
City Press is a well-respected agenda-setting South African news brand that publishes across platforms. Its flagship print edition is distributed nationally on a Sunday, and it has a growing daily newsletter, online platform, and select social media platforms that are growing quickly and are followed closely by influencers and readers. Follow City Press on social media: Facebook: Twitter: https://twitter.com/City_Press YouTube: Instagram:
1001 to 5000 staff
Tna Media
TNA Media is a young media company based in Midrand, Gauteng, South Africa. The flagship publication of TNA Media is the daily, national newspaper, the New Age. The Publishers of TNA Media, describe the product as GLONAREGICAL – global; national; regional and local - covering all 9 provinces in one product.
11 to 50 staff
Business Day
Business Day is a national daily newspaper in South Africa, published from Monday to Friday and also available as an e-edition (a digital replica of the print edition). Based in Parktown, Johannesburg, it is edited by Alexander Parker and published by Arena Holdings (formerly Tiso Blackstar Group). The newspaper, launched on May 1 1985, covers all major national and international news, with a specific focus on the South African economy and business sector, the political economy, companies and financial markets. It also contains an influential opinion section with several popular columnists, along with coverage of sport, travel, books, arts and entertainment.
51 to 200 staff
Independent Media Pty Ltd
Independent Media is one of South Africa’s leading multi-platform content companies. Our stable of credible, quality publications include 20 of the country’s most prominent newspapers, with an additional 15 Cape Community newspapers. The Star in Johannesburg, Cape Times and Cape Argus in Cape Town and The Mercury in Durban are amongst the few that are firmly entrenched in millions of households throughout South Africa. This includes, our successful native language newspaper, I'solezwe lesiXhosa, that speaks to 3, 5 million Xhosas in the Eastern Cape. All of Independent Media's newspaper content can be accessed on IOL [Independent Media's digital mothership, Further to that, we have crossed South African borders to extend to millions of readers within the larger parts of Africa with our fast growing newspaper, African Independent. Independent Media is geared for growth. With the adoption of best global practice, investment in state-of-the art technology and the employment of highly skilled individuals, the company aims to become the leading content provider across media platforms in Africa, adopting the digital first, print best culture to offer our established diverse loyal base an uncompromising approach to delivering fresh, original content to its audiences, with the aid of cutting edge journalism from South Africa’s most talented news staff - that speaks to every South African. Corporate: News:
1001 to 5000 staff
Sunday Times
Weekly newspaper covering politics, general news and business news.
51 to 200 staff
Caxton Local Media Durban
Caxton Local Media is a multi-media company and publishes content through various means, including newspapers, magazines, websites, events, custom printing and many more. Our local newspaper offering includes the publishing of more than 140 local newspapers with an audited distribution exceeding 3,7 million copies per week. Each paper has offices and a dedicated management team and local staff resources within the footprint where we publish, to ensure that our publication content is relevant and supportive to our local communities. Our online platforms offer a variety of advertising verticals for specific markets such as motoring, property, vacancies, travel and classifieds.
51 to 200 staff
Pondoland Times
Get the latest SASSA status check updates, NSFAS news, breaking news and grant payment dates. Pondoland Times is an award-winning youth-focused community newspaper in Bizana, Eastern Cape.
11 to 50 staff
The Continent News
The Continent is an award-winning pan-African weekly, designed to be read and shared on messaging apps. Get it on WhatsApp or Signal using +27 73 805 6068. Alternatively, email read@thecontinent.org to subscribe.
1 to 10 staff
African Eye News Service
African Eye News Service (AENS) is an award-winning independent grassroots news agency based in Mpumalanga. Using a network of rural-based photo-journalists, AENS provides an investigative social-justice news service to South Africa's mainstream media.
11 to 50 staff
Capital Newspapers Pty Ltd
Capital Newspapers is the largest publisher of community newspapers in the greater KZN Midlands region covering multiple towns and the provincial capital Pietermaritzburg with a range of much-loved print and digital platforms. Our newspaper, websites and social media sites are focused on generating hyper local content that matters to the community. We focus on hyper local news whilst our websites include local, national and international breaking news. Our titles include- Public Eye - Maritzburg Sun - Village Talk - The Hilton - Eyethu KZN (11 Eyethu titles across KZN targeting the isiZulu-speaking readers)
51 to 200 staff
Winfuture
WinFuture: Pioneering tech news & reviews for the german speaking market with trust & expertise for 25 years. Where Technology Meets Trust: At WinFuture.de, we delve deep into the world of technology, bringing daily updates and reviews to a dedicated audience that values our mix of professional insight and passionate engagement. Our 25-year journey is a testament to the trust we've built and the excellence we deliver.
11 to 50 staff
Die Matie
The Official Student Newspaper of Stellenbosch University since 1 August 1941. As the only independent student newspaper, Die Matie appears every second Wednesday of the academic term and an electronic version is published on our website within 24 hours. The editorial content includes sections on news, student life, sport, current affairs and arts and entertainment. The entire production of Die Matie – from photos, articles and advertisements to page layout and distribution – is managed by the editorial staff: all students. 4 copies of Die Matie are distributed on the main campus of Stellenbosch University, as well as on the satellite campus in Tygerberg and to certain businesses in Stellenbosch. We have an estimated readership of 16 students, staff and Stellenbosch residents. Die Matie Offices are located on the Third Floor of the Neelsie Student Centre, Stellenbosch.
11 to 50 staff
Highveld Chronicle
This is a local Newspaper for the Highveld Area (Nkangala District Municipality) and covers local, provincial and national current affairs. Leader in delivering extreme news and promoter of IsiNdebele language
1 to 10 staff
Kzn Industrial Business News
KZN Industrial & Business News is the only industrial media of its kind dedicated to the region. It provides suppliers to industry with a niched forum to showcase their products and services. A monthly consolidation of news and sector-focussed features is published in PDF format each alternate month for KZN and the Eastern Cape. The publications are emailed to a curated, targeted list of decision-makers involved in industry and business throughout these two provinces. Weekly newsletters – KZN News Express and Eastern Cape News Express – provide fresh news to these regions every second week. Our website is updated with news as we receive it. We focus on all sectors of industry - manufacturing and the disciplines of engineering including agricultural, automotive, chemical, civil, electrical, electronic, energy, environmental, food, marine, mechanical, metallurgical, petroleum, projects, structural, transport & logistics, water and waste management and suppliers of associated products and services.
1 to 10 staff
Ekurhuleni News
Ekurhuleni News is the people's 1st choice with a print run of 40 copies per week, which cover all the 9 towns in the region of Ekurhuleni.
11 to 50 staff
Mo-Media & Publishing Pty Ltd
We are an English medium newspaper which is designed, printed and distributed through an established distribution channel in all the major towns of the North West Province. We publish twice a month. Our content focuses on positive developmental News. We focus on ensuring that you tell the right stories to the right people. We also provide Advertising platforms, media strategy, execution and management. Organic marketing content management guided and led by a team of excellent strategists and developmental journalists, who give communities more news and more information. We give your organisation more reach and more visibility at an affordable rate.
11 to 50 staff
Personal Finance
Since its launch in 1996, Personal Finance has established itself as the leader in this market, tackling issues affecting the pockets of the consumer. It is a lifestyle publication rather than a strictly business or financial publication – written to be accessible, interesting and useful to individuals concerned about their financial affairs. Very high journalistic standards and the use of plain language and graphics to explain complex financial issues make Personal Finance a credible source of information with sound money advice for the conscience reader. It is carried in Independent Media's national Saturday titles – Saturday Star, Weekend Argus and Independent on a Saturday, as well as in Business Report on a Friday, which appears in The Mercury, The Star and the Cape Times. It also has a page in the Cape Argus and Daily News on a Tuesday and Thursday and hosts a bi-weekly award-winning podcast.
1 to 10 staff
South African Jewish Report
The SA Jewish Report, established in 1998, is the only community-focused paper with a national distribution, catering to the Jewish community of South Africa. The paper and its website offers a broad range of insights and platforms for different aspects and leaders of this diverse and small yet dynamic community. https://linktr.ee/sajewishreport
1 to 10 staff
Soweto Urban News
Soweto Urban Newspapers launched its first publication Protea Urban News into the suburbs of Soweto in April 2005. Having received an enormous response from the advertisers and residents – the launch program has been fast-tracked and today URBAN NEWS publishes for Protea, Diepkloof, Pimville and Eldorado Park.
201 to 500 staff
Abear Industrial
Our Company ABEAR Industrial was established in 2015 by Douglas A’Bear who is the sole owner. The company currently employs fifteen people. The factory is supervised by Ephraim Tsiwana, who has over 15 years of technical and supervising experience in the construction and manufacturing industry. Together the employees make a strong team, who consistently work safely and to the highest standards of quality via good work procedures and quality checks. Our second factory in 2018 on a busy day – we are currently moving into a larger third Factory. We process up to 300 pulleys per month just through our own factory floor and on-site Installers do about 500 pulleys per month with our Lagging.
11 to 50 staff
Association Of Independent Publishers
We represent hundreds of small, locally-owned media outlets from across the country, including newspapers, magazines, newsletters, and online publications. The Association of Independent Publishers (AIP) is a vibrant national organisation for advancing the interests of the local grassroots independent print media sector in South Africa. AIP member publications are distinct from mainstream media owned by large media groups such as Media24, Independent, Caxton and Arena. As of January 2022 the organisation had over 200 members. Members publish primarily in rural areas and disadvantaged communities, in a diverse range of languages and service a diverse range of interests. Some are one-person operations that operate literally at grassroots level – a shack in an informal settlement, converted garage or unused classroom. Some are 15 staff members strong and have offices on three floors. The AIP represents print and online media published in all South Africa’s 11 languages. Our geographical communities range from rural Cofimvaba to the urban people of Bonteheuwel, Heideveld and the Cape Flats; from Makhado to Gansbaai; Mangaung to Jozini and much more in between. Print and online media aimed at communities of interest vary from South African Muslims to African art and literature fanatics, social justice activists and teachers, teenagers and fruit farmers. The AIP membership strives to reflect true media diversity and pluralism. In a broader sense the objectives of the AIP are to encourage ownership and control of, and access to, media by historically disadvantaged communities, historically diminished indigenous languages and cultural groups.
1 to 10 staff
