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Issue #192
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08 Mar

Magazine

Concept

The Big Issue magazine’s high quality, varied content appeals to a wide range of readers from all demographic groups.

  • NEWS

    On-the-ground reporting of the latest local and international news. In addition, a lighter Seriaas?! section offers a collection of news covering the more ridiculous side of current affairs.

  • OPINION

    Top quality columnists share their opinions and views on current affairs.

  • FEATURES

    Cover stories and in-depth interviews with local and international celebrities, artists, change makers and noteworthy individuals.

    Agents of Change profiles of local people or organisations committed to making positive changes in our society.

    Photo essays and spreads featuring outstanding images from across South Africa and the world.

    Special reports offering unflinching and thorough investigative reporting on pressing current issues.

  • ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

    A showcase of local arts and entertainment, including theatre guides, artist interviews and music and book reviews.

  • VENDORS’ CORNER

    Vendor profiles and personal stories of struggle and upliftment. Vendor of the Month and a collection of vendor art and writing is also published.

  • HUMOUR

    Fresh, local cartoonists, including the controversial ZA News, satirise the issues of the day and provide comic relief.

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Competition

Win 1 of 2 tickets to RAMfest at The Cape Town Ostrich Ranch on the 11th of March.

Winners to be announced on Wednesday 29th February and will be notified in person.

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We're discussing the article “Fear for Afrikaans as 3 languages to be used”. Read it here.

Should government stop using Afrikaans and use another one of our 11 official languages instead?

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