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Ads24 is the national marketing division of Media24's four daily newspapers: Beeld, Die Burger, Volksblad and Daily Sun; 42 community newspapers and 5 weekly newspapers: Naweek - Beeld, Die Burger (Sat), Volksblad (Sat), Kaapse Son en Noord Son.

City Press is by far the biggest Sunday newspaper in the black market with more than 2,3 million readers (AMPS2007RA). The newspaper is sold countrywide, and also in Botswana, Namibia, Lesotho and Swaziland. It is printed in Johannesburg, Cape Town and Port Elizabeth.

Kaapse Son is a daily tabloid newspaper directed at Afrikaans-speaking people in the Western Cape. Their slogan is Die Son Sien Alles.

Group Media is a media house in its 24th month from its birthday and it has titles and projects as follows: Imali Matters, Community Talk, Applause and Road Matters.

No one knows KwaZulu-Natal quite like Independent Newspapers which has a stable of seven newspapers, each title having its own identity and brand. Independent Newspapers KZN is owned by the international Independent News & Media PLC Group and part of Independent News & Media SA.

Previously known as The Weekly Mail. Both its critics and fans still know it for short as The Wail. A South African newspaper, published nationwide each Friday morning, aimed at serious readers.

Rapport, a national Afrikaans Sunday newspaper, boasts more than 1,6 million readers (AMPS2007RA). It is distributed countrywide, and also in Namibia. Rapport is one of the country's top media brands and the Afrikaans newspaper with the biggest market penetration in South Africa.

Sky Blue Media is an associate of the powerful Witness Group of Companies and Media 24. This alliance empowers Sky Blue Media with the infrastructure and resources to be the highly effective marketing vehicle it has become. Brands, companies and NGOs are able to effectively deliver crucial messages to their intended target markets through the Sky Blue Media stable.

Sondag is a fresh, new entrant to the Sunday newspaper market. The newspaper is aimed at modern Afrikaans-speakers and will be distributed countrywide with the initial distribution focus on the greater metropolitan areas.

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