KwaZulu-Natal

The Springfield Weekly Gazette previously known as The Weekly Gazette Central was launched in 1998 and has become a household name in its respective distribution areas.

Its rapid growth and popularity with advertisers and readers alike has seen it grow from 30 000 copies to 50 000 copies weekly over the years.

The newspaper is distributed on Thursdays to homes and businesses.

Al-Qalam is in existence for the past 45 years and has become a household name with the community who look upon our newspaper as a reliable reference & reputable source.Response to adverts appearing in the Al-Qalam has been exceptional.Al-Qalam is the only National Newspaper distributed free throughout the Republic South Africa. The newspaper provides news and views for the discerning and serious readers.

Al-Qalam keeps the community informed on any global issues in the Muslim world.

Al Qalam (National) with a print order of 32 000 copies 

Al-Qalam is in existence for the past 44 years and has become a household name with the community who look upon our newspaper as a reliable reference & reputable source. Response to adverts appearing in the Al-Qalam has been exceptional.

The Chatsworth Tabloid was first introduced in 1997 and despite strong opposition  has managed to retain a fair market share in the Chatsworth community.
Its 81% penetration of the market (Roots 2010) proves that this title has the right recipe for success.

Chatsworth Tabloid is a free newspaper distributed weekly on Wednesdays to 52 500 homes and businesses.

Coastal Weekly is a free English local newspaper, distributed door to door and bulk,  every Thursday in Tongaat and Verulam

The Durban North News was launched in 2011

Durban North News is a free newspaper distributed weekly on Wednesdays to 32 000 homes and businesses.

With the onset of the emerging Black Market, Ethekwini Times was launched in 2001 to target the KwaMashu, Ntuzuma and Inanda areas.

Ethekwini Times is a free newspaper, published 100% in Zulu and is distributed weekly - Friday to 41 000 homes and businesses.

Glenwood Weekly Gazette is a free newspaper distributed weekly on Fridays to 17 000 homes and businesses in Berea South.

The Kokstad Advertiser has proudly served the Kokstad and surrounding communities for over 130 years. It is the most popular local newspaper in The East Griqualand and Northern Eastern Cape areas bringing it’s readers the very latest in community news, school news, municipal affairs and local sport.

The Ladysmith Herald was launched in 2006 and is a free newspaper distributed weekly on Tuesdays to 32 000 homes and businesses.

Life & Style is a fortnightly publication focusing on lifestyle and entertainment in the greater Ballito / Umhlanga region of KZN. Its magazine style layout and design appeals to the upper LSM readership that it has catered to for the past twelve years and the Life & Style brand has recently been further expanded with the launch of Radio Life & Style 88.0FM – the Voice of Ballito.

The Meander Chronicle covers news and events happening in and around the broader of the  Midlands area, as well as issues further afield which may affect or interest people in the Midlands area, or the large number of visitors to this important tourism region.

The Mountain Echo was established in 1984 and is predominantly an English newspaper. It serves the South western districts of Kzn and the natal Midlands. It is a positive motivational publication,with  a print order of 8 000 copies.

The Newcastle Express was launched in 2006 and is a free newspaper distributed weekly on Tuesdays to  32 000 homes and businesses.

The Phoenix Tabloid is the flagship of the Tabloid Media group. Was first published in 1992 as a monthly publication and rapidly grew from a circulation of 30 000 copies monthly to 56 000 weekly.
This publication enjoys a monopoly as the community's favourite read.
The Phoenix Tabloid is distributed weekly on Tuesdays to homes and businesses.

The Pinetown & Hammarsdale Izindaba is published in Zulu.

It is a free newspaper distributed weekly on Tuesdays with a print order of 32 000 copies.

The South Coast Weekly Gazette was launched in 2011, initially it was called South Coast News.

The newspaper distributes 41 000 copies weekly on Mondays to homes in Amanzimtoti, Kwamakutha , Umzinto and the surrounds.

Southern Star was launched to bridge the gap between the Chatsworth and Durban communities by targeting the southern areas of Bluff, Merebank, Wentworth and Isipingo.

Stanger Weekly is a weekly, free community tabloid that has been is existence since 1990.

Stanger Weekly publishes 30 000 copies per issue and have a readership of over 105 000 people. It is the largest distributing ABC VFD local publication in the area.

The Tongaat & Verulam Tabloid was launched in 2003.

The newspaper is distributed weekly on Tuesday with a print order of 32 000 copies to homes and businesses.

With the growth of the emerging Black Market Umlazi Times was launched in 2004 to target the Umlazi and Isipingo areas.It is published 100% in Zulu.
Umlazi Times is a free newspaper with a print order of 41 000 copies distributed weekly on Thursdays to homes and businesses.

Umvoti Light / Ukukhanyakomvoti is a bilingual community newspaper that was established in 2006 to serve a readership in a largely rural area in the heart of Kwazulu –Natal.

It is in the conviction that these seemingly forgotten people should also receive news, that this well received community newspaper was borne.

Westville Weekly Gazette was launched in 2011 due to a public demand for a community publication in the niche Westville area.
Westville is very much a community on its own with its own shopping centres and ethos and a local more focused publication was warranted.
The Westville Weekly Gazette is distributed weekly on Thursdays with a print order of 15 000 copies to homes and businesses.