SOUTH AFRICA magazine is publishing a collector’s edition to honour Mr Nelson Mandela who turns 90 on 18 July.
United Kingdom of Great Britain & N. Ireland (Press Release) May 12, 2008 --
Everyone is in some way or another touched by Madiba’s legacy. Prominent international figures such as: Mary Robinson (president of Ireland), The Rev Desmond Tutu (also credited for the term ‘Rainbow Nation’), Niall Fitzgerald (chairman of Reuters), Melanie Verwoerd (executive director of Unicef Ireland), Achmat Dango (CEO of the Nelson Mandela Foundation), FW de Klerk (Nobel Peace Prize winner) and singer Eddy Grant (noted for “Gimme Hope Jo'anna" banned by the apartheid government) have contributed essays to this edition. They describe how Mr Mandela and his legacy have personally influenced them. Prominent South African companies and directors participated in this collector’s edition with corporate and personal birthday messages.
SOUTH AFRICA magazine will also contribute 20% of all advertising income to the three legacy charities: the Nelson Mandela Foundation, the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund and the Mandela Rhodes Foundation. It will also promote Mr Mandela’s 46664 HIV/Aids awareness concert in Hyde Park, London on 27 June 2008, where a copy of the magazine will be presented to him.
Other features in this edition include the Pondoland and Wild Coast hiking trials, a feature on Qunu, cooking for Nelson Mandela by renowned South African chef, Pete Gottgens, the Paarl wine route, Nelson Mandela books and film reviews, apartheid and Mandela tourist attractions, 24 hours in Soweto, and a business profile on Soweto property magnate Richard Maponya.
SOUTH AFRICA magazine is bi-monthly and always features a neighbouring country. A Mozambique feature will be complemented by awesome photography, practical information, advertising, the best lodges, coastal resorts and adventures. Namibia is featured in the current edition, and Zambia and Botswana will follow.
SOUTH AFRICA magazine is a glossy 100-page magazine aimed at the discerning international business or leisure traveller. It is published in London and distributed to 18 countries, including the UK, the European continent, Canada, USA, New Zealand and Australia. The magazine is sold in over 500 newsagents in the UK and Europe and can be picked up in nine European airports, including Heathrow.
ZA Publishing launched the magazine a year ago as a commercial venture with the support of the International Marketing Council of South Africa, South African Tourism and Wines of South Africa. The complete digital version, using high end technology is sent to a database of 90 000 email users who have opted in to receive it. The print run is 20 000. To flip, view, zoom, read, and print the entire digital version of this exciting publication, simply log on to www.southafricamag.com and select digital version (requires a short registration process).
SOUTH AFRICA magazine will also contribute 20% of all advertising income to the three legacy charities: the Nelson Mandela Foundation, the Nelson Mandela Children’s Fund and the Mandela Rhodes Foundation. It will also promote Mr Mandela’s 46664 HIV/Aids awareness concert in Hyde Park, London on 27 June 2008, where a copy of the magazine will be presented to him.
Other features in this edition include the Pondoland and Wild Coast hiking trials, a feature on Qunu, cooking for Nelson Mandela by renowned South African chef, Pete Gottgens, the Paarl wine route, Nelson Mandela books and film reviews, apartheid and Mandela tourist attractions, 24 hours in Soweto, and a business profile on Soweto property magnate Richard Maponya.
SOUTH AFRICA magazine is bi-monthly and always features a neighbouring country. A Mozambique feature will be complemented by awesome photography, practical information, advertising, the best lodges, coastal resorts and adventures. Namibia is featured in the current edition, and Zambia and Botswana will follow.
SOUTH AFRICA magazine is a glossy 100-page magazine aimed at the discerning international business or leisure traveller. It is published in London and distributed to 18 countries, including the UK, the European continent, Canada, USA, New Zealand and Australia. The magazine is sold in over 500 newsagents in the UK and Europe and can be picked up in nine European airports, including Heathrow.
ZA Publishing launched the magazine a year ago as a commercial venture with the support of the International Marketing Council of South Africa, South African Tourism and Wines of South Africa. The complete digital version, using high end technology is sent to a database of 90 000 email users who have opted in to receive it. The print run is 20 000. To flip, view, zoom, read, and print the entire digital version of this exciting publication, simply log on to www.southafricamag.com and select digital version (requires a short registration process).
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