O, The Oprah Magazine South Africa – Making a Mark in the Lives of Many Women

O, The Oprah Magazine was first published in South Africa in April 2002. The US edition predated this edition by having been published in April 2000. A joint venture between Hearst Magazines, Harpo Print, LLC and Associated Magazines South Africa. The current president of Hearst Magazines International is Duncan Edwards and Samantha Page is the current editor of the magazine. 

O, The Oprah Magazine helps confident, intelligent and affluent women “live their best life!” It emphasizes on personal growth, while engaging and addressing all aspects of a woman's life, be it materialistic, intellectual, and emotional. It stresses the importance of spiritual growth while cuing the real goal to women: becoming more of who they really are! The magazine's core values are authenticity, relationships and meaning.

Oprah Winfrey hopes that the magazine's mission to reach countless of women in South Africa and make a real mark in their life. O, The Oprah Magazine South Africa has always demonstrated its exceptionally distinct and powerful point of view. This is apparent in the encouragement, inspiration, motivation, and optimism that the magazine uses while approaching all stories it features.

With the December 2010 issue, O, The Oprah Magazine subscription went digital. Its app includes exclusive videos of Oprah, a chance to preview and purchase books on display in the magazine's Reading Room and O List sections, including a chance to download a copy. The reader can purchase an O, The Oprah Magazine digital subscription or one of its monthlies. Today, apps have the ability of content to remain omnipresent – in the cloud always – readers can access it anywhere and anytime they want to. Archived issues also stay available once purchased.

Bicycling South Africa – A Magazine for Every Element of a Cyclist's Life

Bicycling is the world's leading cycling magazine. It was launched in February 2003, and is published 10 times a year. Bicycling South Africa is a counterpart of the American cycling magazine: Bicycling and Mountain Bike.  It is a Touchline Media publication, also belonging to Media 24’s Lifestyle Division.

Bicycling has come to be known as the quintessential magazine for biking. It is directed at both road and mountain biking partisans. A Bicycling South Africa subscription delivers a healthy mix of articles on travel, fitness, bike and gear reviews, race reports and much more.

Bicycling South Africa is the leading tester of bikes and gear; dedicating over 30% of its space to the latest reviews that enable readers to make the best choices. The magazine has content for every element of a cyclist's life, including training techniques and fitness information filled with inspiring human interest stories, motivation, nutrition, and event news from every part of the world.

Bicycling vows to keep you fit and healthy by featuring essential fitness, training, and nutrition tips. Anyone who cycles, or who is flirting with the idea of taking up cycling must subscribe to the Bicycling South Africa Digital magazine, and enjoy the outstanding and useful content.

To enable more readers to get the magazine, Bicycling South Africa has joined the digital media revolution by launching the Bicycling South Africa e-magazine on all or most of the digital newsstands. This has presented an opportunity for access to millions of interested readers. So grab a copy of the Bicycling e-magazine to fuel your passion for the sport as well. This is the way for the future with a clear message to 'go green'.

Forbes Africa – Delivering Information, Ideas and Technologies That Change the World

Started by B. C. Forbes and Walter Drey in 1917, Forbes Africa is published as a biweekly magazine. The current editor-in-chief is Steve Forbes, and its CEO is Mike Perlis. The publishing company has stuck to being a family run business right from its inception, with its headquarters in New York City.

Forbes is the one of the few magazines that features original articles on various topics including: finance, investing, marketing, and industry; they also carry articles on technology, science, communications, and law. Forbes is famously known for its lists and rankings, particularly lists of the richest Americans (the Forbes 400); and rankings of world's top companies (the Forbes Global 2000).

The Forbes Africa magazine has its distribution in South Africa, Nigeria, and Kenya. Forbes Africa makes the connection from various patterns, and explores beyond the obvious, to give insights of a completely

different kind. It serves to deliver sharp, in-depth, and engaging stories written by experts who use an African standpoint to look at global and domestic issues.

Forbes is a media powerhouse with an exceedingly high brand value. The distinguishing factor for Forbes is their special access to all of the world's most powerful people; who are game changers and influencers in advancing industries across the globe. Forbes is an iconic status in the lexicon of American media and enjoys massive success in both print and digital formats because of its wide editorial lens.

The Forbes Africa digital magazine and all the other Forbes e-magazines have seen an increased growth recently. The digital magazine stays accessible on your mobile device whenever and wherever you need it and offers you interactive content on the fly. The newsstand apps that are used to download and view the magazines are plenty and very hard to miss. Most of the apps are free to download for the user, who only needs to pay for the subscriptions. A few of the apps are free for use to the publisher, who is then able to offer competent prices to its users.

So get on the band-wagon and download Forbes Africa from your favorite newsstand today!