SOWETAN NEWSPAPER

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 PUBLISHER: Arena Holding

TARGET AUDIENCE: Business community


The publication is focused on entertainment that is happening around and funeral notices, news and opinion on how can we improve our community facilities because it also include the economic issues.

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