Gauteng

Benoni Times, the publication that gave an expansion to the popular sister publication, The Lenasia Times.

Lenasia Times was only distributed in Actionville as a bulk drop-off, but due to the demand of the Lenasia Times we introduced a publication specifically for the East Rand. With the Indian community expanding on the East Rand, moving to areas like Lakefield and surrounding areas we have introduced The Benoni Times.

Also taking the step forward in trying what Lenasia Times did 30 years back. Benoni Times has been consistent since inception and is holding quiet a strong brand.

Our publication has a list of constant advertisers due to the successful response from our publications.

The Centurion Sun is a free, community newspaper, publishing 21 000 copies weekly.

Centurion Sun was established in 2009 together with eight other publications. It is owned by the NisMedia Group, which also owns Glow TV, available on DSTV, OVHD and StarSat platforms.

The newspaper is delivered door-to-door in residential areas. In addition, drop-offs are made in various parts of the area.

At the NisMedia Group, we aim to redefine the media vehicle through passionate creative decisions, innovative business ventures and contemporary concepts that are applicable and relevant in an ever-changing business environment. By achieving this, we set ourselves apart from our competitors and ensure a greater return on investment for our clients, through cutting edge innovation and bold application. Our papers also go online each week, with readership increasing all the time. We pride ourselves as being the largest privately owned print media company in Gauteng that is 100% black empowered.

Cosmo  City  Chronicle (the only semi-commercial newspaper in the area)  is  a  local  paper  in  the  North-West  part  of Johannesburg.  It  was  established  in  2007.  In  those  later  years  of  the  housing boom, Cosmo City was being developed as the first national model of Integrated Human Settlements. Today, Cosmo City has boosted the market in this area by adding  a  middle  class  population  of  just  over  70  000.  It  has  now  become  a vibrant market for all sectors in the economy. Cosmo City, a node growing tremendously that first  had two major shopping centres  developed - Cosmo Mall and  Cosmo  City  Shopping  Centre has now expanded its population with Region  C  which  is  the north-west  side  of  Johannesburg,  bordering  the  Roodepoort  area, as well as another  phase  of  home  developments - Malibongwe Ridge, adding up more than  25 000 of  middle  class income  population.  

Since  April  2008,  Cosmo  City  Chronicle has grown into a household, semi-commercial tabloid brand. It has a print order of 

16  000  copies  printed  twice  monthly.  The  Cosmo  City  Chronicle  is  a member of AIP, and the ABC.

Ekurhuleni News is an informative, educational, inspiring and entertaining weekly newspaper targeting the community. It addresses issues relevant to all and reports on community developments, problems and concerns of the community in a responsive manner.

We distribute 40 000 copies weekly and have an estimated readership of 80 000. We distribute the newspaper for free and have a website where you can find our weekly issues for convenience.

Horizon is a free monthly community publication aimed at social development, social reformation and self empowerment.

•Horizon aims to empowerment of the mind, the body & the soul. Our aim is to inspire.

 •We believe in positivity. We found “Reader’s Digest” to be an inspiration to us and decided to bring that vibe to our community, for free.

•We believe that in order to change the world, we need to change ourselves. We try to encourage people to bring out the best in themselves and thus make us stronger as a nation, and better as a society

Inner-City Gazette is a unique free community newspaper, established in 2009 and is 100% Black Owned.

It is a weekly publication with a print order of  5 000 and it is published in English. It is distributed every Thursday in Johannesburg CBD and the surrounds.

Inner-city Gazette gives the Inner-city residents a point of view on the big issues in their community, politics and the world.

The primary target audience is the residents and the business community in the Inner-city.

The Newspaper is both a forum for debate and a source of information for the Inner-city resident.

Laudium Sun has been circulating for more than 30 years and together with 8 other publications, is owned by the NisMedia Group, which also owns Glow TV, available on DSTV, OVHD and StarSat platforms.

The newspaper is delivered door-to-door in residential areas, whereby mainly people of Indian origin live. The paper is a household name amongst the community.

At the NisMedia Group, we aim to redefine the media vehicle through passionate creative decisions, innovative business ventures and contemporary concepts that are applicable and relevant in an ever-changing business environment. By achieving this, we set ourselves apart from our competitors and ensure a greater return on investment for our clients, through cutting edge innovation and bold application. Our papers also go online each week, with readership increasing all the time. We pride ourselves as being the largest privately owned print media company in Gauteng that is 100% black empowered.

Lenasia Times is the largest distributed community newspaper amongst the Indian community of Gauteng. It is also the oldest newspaper in Lenasia having been established in 1976 and boasts a huge monthly circulation of almost 56 000 and an even greater readership (+- 80 000) of both the Print and Digital Editions.

 

Lenasia Times is the largest distributed community newspaper amongst the Indian community of Gauteng. It is also the oldest newspaper in Lenasia having been established in 1976 and boasts a huge monthly circulation of almost 56 000 and an even greater readership (+- 80 000) of both the Print and Digital Editions.

 

ORANGE FARM NEWS (OFN) is an independently owned publication which was launched in February 2012 and initially printed once a month. Due to the great demand received from the community, in 2013 we started printing twice a month.

Content is current and fresh, with reporting that keeps readers informed, and involved. We are, and remain proudly “the voice of the people’’.

Started in February 2004, the Rekord Nigel & Heidelberg Newspaper is a free local newspaper distributed twice each month with a print order of 10 000 per issue. We have readership in all groups and all ages. News coverage is done in both Afrikaans and English.

Distribution takes place on a Tuesday fortnightly, and with over 75% copies distributed door-to-door in business and residential areas, this is the most effective newspaper in Heidelberg, Nigel, Balfour and the surrounds.

Sosh Times is a community-based publication and its primary aim is to inform, educate, and entertain and to inspire communities in their day-to-day developmental and other activities.  It was established in 2010.We print ten thousand

5 000 copies twice monthly.

The newspaper is circulated in the areas north of the City of Tshwane and the townships of Brits; Mothotlung and Letlhabile. In line with government policy to promote and encourage reading amongst all sectors of our communities we publish a page in Sosh Times specifically focused on education matters and information. 

Soweto Express was established in 2011 after Sam Gafoor (owner) who has been in the advertising industry for many years decided to broaden his horizons by establishing a free, quality community newspaper for one of Johannesburg’s oldest townships, Soweto.

Soweto Express is BEE compliant, distributes

30 000 copies monthly - door to door -  and audited quarterly by the ABC (Audit Bureau of Circulation of SA). Accreditation by the ABC simply means that you can rest assured that the paper is reaching the target market  you require, so you get back what you pay for.

Soweto Times, the next best publication of the popular sister publication, The Lenasia Times. Due to the request of our advertisers wanting to step into the Soweto market for business, we have introduced Tje Soweto Times. Also taking the step forward in trying what Lenasia Times did 30 years back.

Soweto Times has been consistent since inception and is holding quiet a strong brand.

Our publications has list of constant  advertisers due to the high successful response from our publications.

Tshwane Sun Atteridgeville is a free newspaper and distributes 21 000 copies monthly.

Tshwane Sun Atteridgeville is part of the NisMedia Group which was established in 1983 and is one of the largest fully black-owned private media companies in the country. NisMedia Group also owns Glow TV, available on DSTV, OVHD and StarSat platforms.

Newspapers are delivered door-to-door in residential areas, many of which have no other similar papers in the area.

Tshwane Sun Central is a free newspaper and distributes

21 000 copies monthly.

Tshwane Sun Central is part of the NisMedia Group which was established in 1983 and is one of the largest fully black-owned private media companies in the country. NisMedia Group which also owns Glow TV, available on DSTV, OVHD and StarSat platforms.

Newspapers are delivered door-to-door in residential areas, many of which have no other similar papers in the area.

Tshwane Sun Hammanskraal is a free newspaper and distributes 21 000 copies monthly.

Tshwane Sun Hammanskraal is part of the The NisMedia Group which was established in 1983 and is one of the largest fully black-owned private media companies in the country. NisMedia Group which also owns Glow TV, available on DSTV, OVHD and StarSat platforms.

Newspapers are delivered door-to-door in residential areas, many of which have no other similar papers in the area.

Tshwane Sun Hammanskraal is a free newspaper and distributes 21 000 copies monthly.

Tshwane Sun Hammanskraal is part of the The NisMedia Group which was established in 1983 and is one of the largest fully black-owned private media companies in the country. NisMedia Group which also owns Glow TV, available on DSTV, OVHD and StarSat platforms.

Newspapers are delivered door-to-door in residential areas, many of which have no other similar papers in the area.

Tshwane Sun Soshanguve is a free newspaper and distributes 21 000 copies monthly.

Tshwane Sun Soshanguve is part of the The NisMedia Group which was established in 1983 and is one of the largest fully black-owned private media companies in the country. NisMedia Group also owns Glow TV, available on DSTV, OVHD and StarSat platforms.

Newspapers are delivered door-to-door in residential areas, many of which have no other similar papers in the area.

Tshwane Sun West is a free newspaper and distributes 21 000 copies monthly.

Tshwane Sun West is part of the The NisMedia Group which was established in 1983 and is one of the largest fully black-owned private media companies in the country. NisMedia Group also owns Glow TV, available on DSTV, OVHD and StarSat platforms.

Newspapers are delivered door-to-door in residential areas, many of which have no other similar papers in the area.