South African Newspapers Online
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List of South African newspapers
Daily Sun
Daily Sun is one of the most widely circulated South Africa newspapers.
Citizen
Tabloid format English-language daily owned by Caxton and CTP Publishers and Printers Limited.
Times
South African top selling weekly newspaper owned by Avusa. The newspaper owned by 1906 and published on Sunday's.
Business Day
Business newspaper based in Johannesburg, South Africa.
City Press
South African newspaper also distributed in Botswana, Lesotho, Namibia, and Swaziland.
Witness
Daily newspaper published in Pietermaritzburg, SA. Founded in 1846 the Witness is one of the oldest newspapers in South Africa.
Daily News
Daily English-language afternoon newspaper published in Durban, South Africa.
Cape Times
Daily English-language newspaper published in South Africa. The newspaper was established in 1876 and owned by the Independent News and Media.
Post
English-language news & information on politics, business, sports, and more.
Sowetan
Daily newspaper was founded in 1981 and serving Soweto, Johannesburg, Gauteng Province.
Die Burger
Afrikaans language daily broadsheet newspaper was founded in 1914.
Mail & Guardian
Weekly newspaper published in Johannesburg, SA. The newspaper was founded in 1985 and owned by M&G Media.
Independent on Saturday
Newspaper published by Independent News & Media. The newspaper serving Durban, SA.
Mercury
South African English language newspaper published in Durban, South Africa. The Mercury owned by Independent News and Media.
Star
Daily newspaper published in Gauteng, South Africa. The newspaper covering business, politics, jobs, entertainment, travel, sports (cricket, golf, soccer, tennis, etc), and more.
Cape Argus
Daily newspaper based in Cape Town, South Africa. The newspaper owned by Independent News & Media in Cape Town, South Africa.
Isolezwe
Daily Zulu-language newspaper published in Durban, South Africa.
Herald (Nelson Mandela Bay)
Die Son
Tabloid style newspaper published in Afrikaans-language.
Dispatch
Alberton Record
A local newspaper of Alberton.
Grocott's Mail
Bedfordview Edenvale News
Soccer Laduma
Daily Voice
Lowvelder
George Herald
Pretoria Rekord
Vaal Weekblad
Review Online
South Coast Herald
Berea Mail
South Coast Sun
Zululand Observer
Potchefstroom Herald
Krugersdorp News
Rising Sun
African Reporter
Jewish Report
South Africa's one of a few Jewish newspapers.
Cape Business News
Sedibeng Ster
Free newspaper serving the communities of Vaal Triangle.
Alex News
Mayihlome News
Letaba Herald
South African news sites
Independent Online (IOL)
News and information website based in South Africa.
Eyewitness News (EWN)
news24.com
eNCA
Briefly
South African
Maroela Media
Maverick
ITWeb (IT news site)
702 (FM Radio Channel)
Cape Talk
Algoa FM
South Africa Today
Share Net
SABC News
Engineering News
Politics Web
Polity
OFM
Kempton Express
Gremlin
Tech Central
iafrica.com
One of South Africa's leading news and information site.
South Africa: The Good News
Zoutnet
Announcer (Ndlambe region)
Google news South Africa
South African student newspapers
South African news agencies
South Africa has a vibrant and diverse newspaper industry that caters to various regions and demographics. Newspapers in the country typically have national circulation, reaching readers across urban and rural areas. Leading publications such as Mail & Guardian, Sunday Times, City Press, The Star, Times, Citizen, and Business Day provide extensive coverage of national and regional news, politics, economy, business, sports, and more. These newspapers play a key role in keeping the public informed while also addressing region-specific issues relevant to their readership.
Alongside traditional print media, South Africa has a rapidly expanding digital news sector. Major online platforms such as News24, IOL, and EWN offer a wealth of content, including real-time news updates, investigative reports, opinion pieces, and multimedia content. These platforms, accessible via websites and digital formats, cater to the evolving preferences of modern audiences, ensuring that news is available anytime, anywhere.
South African newspapers, both in print and digital formats, serve as essential sources of information and platforms for diverse perspectives. They uphold journalistic integrity by providing in-depth analysis and fostering informed public discourse. By embracing both traditional and digital media, South Africa’s news industry continues to evolve, ensuring comprehensive and accessible coverage that connects communities and empowers citizens with reliable news.
