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Phoenix Tabloid

The Phoenix Tabloid is the flagship of the Tabloid Media group. Was first published in 1992 as a monthly publication and rapidly grew from a circulation of 30 000 copies monthly to 56 000 weekly. This publication enjoys a monopoly as the community’s favourite read.The Phoenix Tabloid is distributed weekly on Tuesdays to homes and businesses. Tabloid Newspapers is Kwazulu-Natal’s largest independently owned group of community newspaper publications.With over 25 years in publishing, and 14 publications, Tabloid Newspapers has certainly become a household name in the Kwazulu-Natal community.

Language

English
Publication Type

Newspaper
Frequency

Weekly
Publication Country

South Africa

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