CAR, South Africa
Founded in 1957 and published by Highbury Media, CAR is the country’s leading automotive publication, known for its authoritative reviews, technical road tests, and practical motoring advice. Distributed monthly in print and digitally, it features in-depth evaluations of new and used cars tailored to the South African market, including performance testing at Gerotek. Its content ranges from buyer’s guides and motoring news to DIY tips and tech insights. Visually, the magazine emphasizes clean editorial layouts, striking photography, and infographics, while maintaining a strong digital presence through its website, social media, and YouTube.View Our Work for CARRooi Rose, South Africa
One of South Africa’s most iconic Afrikaans-language women’s magazines, first published in April 1942 by Hendrikus Potgieter during World War II. It began with a modest print run of 4,000 copies and quickly grew into a beloved publication for Afrikaans-speaking women, featuring engaging content on fashion, beauty, health, food, and real-life stories. The magazine notably launched the career of Charlize Theron, who won its Supermodel of the Year competition at age 15. Originally published by Caxton Magazines, Rooi Rose ceased publication in June 2020 when Caxton exited magazine publishing, but it was successfully revived in January 2022 under Ramsay Media/Highbury Media. Today, it continues to cater to modern, stylish, and sophisticated readers through both print and digital platforms, including its official website (rooirose.co.za) and social media channels, preserving its legacy while adapting to contemporary trends.View Our Work for Rooi Rose
Popular Mechanics, South Africa
Was a bi-monthly magazine that had been a cornerstone of science and technology journalism in the country since its launch in 2002. Published by Ramsay/Highbury Media, it served as the local edition of the renowned American magazine founded in 1902. The South African version maintained the global brand’s commitment to making complex topics accessible, covering a diverse range of subjects including automotive news, outdoor adventures, DIY projects, and technological innovations. Its content was tailored to the South African context, offering readers insights into how the world works through a local lens. The magazine was available in both print and digital formats, with digital access provided through platforms like Magzter. Additionally, Popular Mechanics South Africa engaged its audience through an active online presence, including a website and social media channels. This multi-platform approach ensured that it remained a trusted source for science and technology enthusiasts across the country.View Our Work for Popular Mechanics CAR, South Africa
Founded in 1957 and published by Highbury Media, CAR is the country’s leading automotive publication, known for its authoritative reviews, technical road tests, and practical motoring advice. Distributed monthly in print and digitally, it features in-depth evaluations of new and used cars tailored to the South African market, including performance testing at Gerotek. Its content ranges from buyer’s guides and motoring news to DIY tips and tech insights. Visually, the magazine emphasizes clean editorial layouts, striking photography, and infographics, while maintaining a strong digital presence through its website, social media, and YouTube.View Our Work for CAR Rooi Rose, South Africa
One of South Africa’s most iconic Afrikaans-language women’s magazines, first published in April 1942 by Hendrikus Potgieter during World War II. It began with a modest print run of 4,000 copies and quickly grew into a beloved publication for Afrikaans-speaking women, featuring engaging content on fashion, beauty, health, food, and real-life stories. The magazine notably launched the career of Charlize Theron, who won its Supermodel of the Year competition at age 15. Originally published by Caxton Magazines, Rooi Rose ceased publication in June 2020 when Caxton exited magazine publishing, but it was successfully revived in January 2022 under Ramsay Media/Highbury Media. Today, it continues to cater to modern, stylish, and sophisticated readers through both print and digital platforms, including its official website (rooirose.co.za) and social media channels, preserving its legacy while adapting to contemporary trends.View Our Work for Rooi Rose