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Publications Brochure Newspapers NEWS TRAVEL LIFESTYLE MEN SCIENCE & TECH WOMEN ENTERTAINMENTSPORT 2020 Beeld 3 Rapport 4 The Witness 5 NEWSPAPERS Sunday Sun 6 Daily Sun 7 Die Burger 8 Copyright © 2020 Media24 Volksblad 9 City Press 10 DistrictMail 11 Hermanus Times 12 Paarl Post 13 Weslander 14 Worcester Standard 15 3 Beeld is an award-winning Afrikaans newspaper that’s published six days a week in Gauteng, Limpopo, Mpumalanga and North West. TARIFFS Newspapers Cover price Days of Region Monthly the week debit order Beeld Monday - R13.40 Gauteng R246,76 Monday - Friday Friday issue Beeld Monday - R13.40 Gauteng R300,17 Monday - Saturday Friday issue Saturday R14.50 Gauteng issue Beeld R14.50 Saturday only Gauteng R53,40 Saturday only Copyright © 20192020 Media24 4 Rapport offers exclusive news on politics, sport and people, 16 pages with opinions, analyses and book reviews in Weekliks, lifestyle news in Beleef, business news in Sake, job opportunities in Loopbane and a newsmaker profile by Hanlie Retief. TARIFFS Newspapers Cover price Days of Region Monthly the week debit order Rapport R29.10 Sunday only National R107,18 Copyright © 20192020 Media24 5 The Witness is a broadsheet morning newspaper that’s published Monday to Friday in KwaZulu-Natal. Weekend Witness is a tabloid which appears on Saturdays and provides a mix of news, commentary, sport, personal finance, entertainment and a popular weekly property sales supplement. TARIFFS Newspapers Cover price Days of Region Monthly the week debit order The Witness Monday - R8.50 KZN R131,38 Monday - Friday Friday issue The Witness Monday - R8.50 KZN R159,19 Monday - Saturday Friday issue Saturday R9.00 KZN issue The Witness R9.00 Saturday only KZN R27,83 Saturday only Copyright © 20192020 Media24 6 Sunday Sun is an exciting Sunday tabloid filled with entertainment and lots of celebrity news. TARIFFS Newspapers Cover price Days of Region Monthly the week debit order Sunday Sun R12.50 Sunday only National R54,16 Copyright © 20192020 Media24 7 Daily Sun is the biggest daily newspaper in South Africa. The paper targets readers in and around the major urban centres of South Africa. TARIFFS Newspapers Cover price Days of Region Monthly the week debit order Daily Sun R8.40 Daily National R182,00 Copyright © 20192020 Media24 8 Die Burger, an award-winning Afrikaans daily newspaper, celebrated its centenary in July 2015. TARIFFS Newspapers Cover price Days of Region Monthly the week debit order Die Burger Monday - R11,00 Western Cape R202,57 Monday - Friday Friday issue Die Burger Monday - R11,00 Western Cape R257,81 Monday - Saturday Friday issue Saturday R15.00 Western Cape issue Die Burger R15.00 Saturday only Western Cape R55,25 Saturday only Copyright © 20192020 Media24 9 Volksblad celebrated its centenary in 2004 and is the oldest Afrikaans daily in the country and the largest in the Free State and Northern Cape. TARIFFS Newspapers Cover price Days of Region Monthly the week debit order Volksblad Monday - Bloemfontein Monday - Friday R8.90 Friday issue R181,25 Volksblad Monday - Bloemfontein Monday - Saturday R8.90 Friday issue R222,79 Saturday Bloemfontein R10.20 issue Volksblad Saturday only Bloemfontein Saturday only R10.20 R41,54 Copyright © 20192020 Media24 10 City Press is a national Sunday newspaper that carries news from South Africa and the rest of the world and has separate sports, business and careers sections. Award-winning journalists and social commentators contribute to its opinion and analysis section Voices. TARIFFS Newspapers Cover price Days of Region Monthly the week debit order City Press R21,80 Sunday only National R80,29 Copyright © 20192020 Media24 11 District Mail is a local newspaper that’s sold in Somerset West, Strand, Macassar, Gordonsbaai, Firgrove, Grabouw, Elgin, Lwandle, Nomzamo and Stellenbosch every Thursday. TARIFFS Cover price Monthly debit order R8.50 R29.73 Copyright © 20192020 Media24 12 Hermanus Times is a local newspaper in English and Afrikaans serving the Overstrand region from Kleinmond to Gansbaai with Hermanus as the hub. TARIFFS Cover price Monthly debit order R8.50 R29.73 Copyright © 20192020 Media24 13 Paarl Post is a local newspaper in English and Afrikaans that’s sold in Paarl, Wellington, Franschhoek, Simondium and Klapmuts every Thursday. TARIFFS Cover price Monthly debit order R8.50 R29.73 Copyright © 20192020 Media24 14 Weslander is a bilingual local newspaper that’s sold every Thursday in Vredenburg, Saldanha, Hopefield, Paternoster, Stompneus Bay, Velddrif, St Helena Bay, Langebaan, Langebaan Way, Aurora, Redelinghuys, Elands Bay, Porterville, Piketberg, Lambert’s Bay and Moorreesburg. TARIFFS Cover price Monthly debit order R8.50 R29.73 Copyright © 20192020 Media24 15 Worcester Standard is a local newspaper in Worcester. 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