The Rep is available for sale every Friday in Queenstown and its surrounding areas. The paper is one of SA's oldest, and is firmly entrenched in the lucrative farming and business areas in and around Queenstown. It's readers are predominantly black businessmen and property owners. Second- and third-generation farmers also make up a large segment of readership. The papers editorial focuses on "hard news" pertinent to the area, and includes social and community news.

This free weekly newspaper is delivered to homes in East London, Beacon Bay and Gonubie every Thursday. Content focuses on community and school news, what's on in the area, and local wining and dining. The tone is fun and entertaining.

Distributed every Thursday in the Port Elizabeth metropolis and Uitenhage. Editorial covers community news, local council and property matters, and the interests of local societies and associations. Algoa Sun's readers are older, more responsible and settled.

This weekly tabloid is available for sale every Friday in the Port Alfred area. Talk of the Town is essentially a "hard news" bearer, covering council affairs, crime and human interest stories in the area. It also allocates space to local school news, entertainment, motoring, general sport, surfing, golf, finance and other pertinent local news.

Online portal of the Daily Dispatch, the largest circulating daily newspaper from the Eastern Cape, South Africa.

YL (YOUR LOCAL) Community Newspaper based in Uitenhage. Distributes newspapers in Uitenhage, Despatch, Kirkwood, Sunlands and Redhouse. Please contact us for the affordable option to advertise in a newspaper. We have a Facebook profile: Newspaper YL-Community. For more info, please contact us or email us.