List of magazines in South Africa
This is a list of magazines and periodicals currently published within South Africa.
A
- AA Traveller
- Africa Geographic[1]
- African Expedition Magazine[2]
- African Pilot
- Amakhosi[1]
- Amandla
- Animaltalk[1]
- Architect & Specificator[3]
- Auto Trader
B
- Baba & Kleuter[1]
- Bicycling
- Bike SA Magazine[1]
- Black Business Quarterly
- Bona
- Brainstorm
- Brand
- Bulk Handling Today[4]
C
- CAR
- Caravan & Outdoor Life[1]
- CEO
- Cirque Magazine
- CLASSICFEEL
- Compleat Golfer[1]
- The Complete Fly Fisher
- House & Garden (South Africa)[1]
- Corporate Finance Africa Magazine[5]
- Cosmopolitan[1]
- CSA (Cricket SA)[1] (note that CSA (Cricket SA) and SA Cricket are two different magazines)
D
- Debate Journal
- Dekat[1]
- Destiny
- Destiny Man[1]
- Digital Life
- Divestyle
- DO IT NOW Magazine
- Drive Out
- Drum
E
- Elle Decoration[1]
- Elle Magazine[1]
- Engineering News
- Entrepreneur Magazine
- Essentials[1]
F
- FA News[6]
- Fair Lady
- Farmer's Weekly
- Farmlink
- Femina
- FHM
- Financial Mail
- Finesse[1]
- Finweek
- Food & Home Entertaining[1]
- Forbes Africa[1]
- Fresh Living (Pick 'n Pay)[1][7]
- Fund Investor Insight[8]
G
- GINJA Food & Lifestyle Magazine[1]
- G Tribe
- The Gardener Magazine[1]
- Getaway[9]
- Girlz Magazine
- Glamour[1]
- Goeie Huishouding[1]
- Golf Digest
- Good Housekeeping[1]
- Good Taste[1]
- GQ SA[1]
- Grazia SA[1]
H
- Habitat[1]
- Heat
- Home[1]
- House & Leisure[1]
- HQ (Horse Quarterly)[1]
- Huisgenoot
- Hustler (S.A. edition)
- Hype
- Hello Cape Town
- Hello Joburg
I
J
- Jewish Life
- JOY Magazine
- JSE
K
- Kagenna Magazine
- Kick Off
- Kuier[1]
L
- Landbouweekblad
- Leadership
- Lééf Met Hart & Siel[1] (Live With Heart & Soul)
- Leisure wheels[1]
- LiG[1]
- Lightstand
- Live Mag SA
- LIVEOUTLOUD Magazine[10]
- Living & Loving[1]
- Longevity[1]
- LoslyfLoslyf
M
- Mahala
- Mamas & Papas[1]
- Manwees
- Marie Claire[1]
- Marketing Mix
- Maxim[11]
- Men's Health
- Mense
- Mining Weekly
- Modern Athlete
- Modern Cyclist
- Most Influential Women in Business and Government
- Move![12]
- Mshana
- Metros Magazine, South Africa
- My Loopbaan
N
O
- O, The Oprah Magazine
- Odyssey Magazine
- ON POINT Magazine
- OnTheBlock
- Opulent Living
P
- Pageant Magazine SA
- PCFormat[1]
- People
- Personal Finance
- PM Africa Magazine
- Popular Mechanics[1]
R
S
- SA 4x4[1]
- SA Career Focus
- SA Cricket
- SA Country Life
- SA Flyer
- SA Garden &Home[1]
- SA Golf Trader
- SA Home Owner[1]
- SA Hunter / Jagter[1]
- SA India[1]
- SA Rugby Magazine[1]
- Safe Travel Magazine
- Saltwater Girl
- SA Mechanical Engineer
- Sandton[13]
- Sarie
- Sarie Kos[1]
- Savage Magazine
- Seventeen
- Skills on Site
- SL Magazine
- Something Wicked
- Soul[1]
- Speed & Sound
- StockFarm
- Student Mag[14]
- Stuff[1]
- Style
- Stywe Lyne (Tight Lines)[1]
- Submerge Magazine
- Succeed Magazine
- Supply Chain Today
T
- Taste magazine (Woolworths)
- Teen Zone
- Time[1]
- Titans Building Nations
- Top Billing
- Top Car
- Top Gear SA[1]
- Tourism Tattler Trade Journal Magazine[15]
- Travel Ideas
- Travelmagsa
- True Love[16]
- Die Tuinier Tydskrif[1]
- Tuis[1]
V
- Veeplaas
- Vrouekeur[1]
W
- Weg! / Go!
- WegRy
- WegSleep[1]
- Weigh-Less
- Wesley Guild Magazine
- Wild
- Woema
- Woman & Home[1]
- Women's Health[1]
- Wrapped
Y
Z
- Zigzag Surf Magazine
See also
- List of newspapers in South Africa
- List of radio stations in South Africa
- South African Audience Research Foundation (SAARF)
References
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- ↑ African Expedition Magazine
- ↑ "Promech Publishing CC". www.promech.co.za. Retrieved 2016-01-13.
- ↑ "Promech Publishing CC". www.promech.co.za. Retrieved 2016-01-13.
- ↑ "Corporate Finance Africa Website".
- ↑ "FA News Website".
- ↑ Fresh Living (Pick 'n Pay)
- ↑ "Fund Investor Website".
- ↑ Getaway
- ↑ "LIVEOUTLOUD Website".
- ↑ http://maximmag.co.za/
- ↑ "MySubs (Move!)". Retrieved 27 June 2013.
- ↑ "Facebook (Sandton Mag)".
- ↑ "Student Magazine".
- ↑ "Tourism Tattler Website".
- ↑ "True Love Website". Retrieved 27 June 2013.
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