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Sunday World is a nation-wide South African publication. It is available on various digital platforms as well as in print format as a newspaper. The publication delivers a premium mix of political, business, opinion and lifestyle content. Its audience is largely in the upper-market LSM 7 segment, which is a highly engaged and influential market. Individuals in this market segment typically have higher monthly incomes, own multiple major appliances and live in urban areas. The audience of Sunday World are discerning, informed and decision-driven. Advertising alongside Sunday World enables your brand to align with authority, credibility, and relevance, reaching an audience that values insight and informed commentary.

Mantashe, Gungubele lock horns over Phala Phala

Section 89 Independent Panel report, which alleged he might have violated his oath of office regarding the theft of foreign currency from his Phala Phala game farm.

3 mins

Killings raise alarm ahead of local polls

‘Violence reflects a wider mix of political tension, crime and social instability’

3 mins

Miss Universe Nigeria Chidimma Adetshina faces deportation

Beauty queen is due back in court next month

3 mins

Inseta CEO vetting report highlights qualification anomalies

Her date of birth differs from the details provided

2 mins

Former MK chief whip warns Zuma of isolation campaign

Persons close to the MK leader are being targeted

2 mins

Wheels come off Mokgosi committee as members resign

Resignations a result of how ad hoc body is being run

2 mins

The sleepless nights after ‘Cat’ Matlala started singing

For the guilty, his affidavit is a countdown

3 mins

Accused Brig Mokwele slams CV fraud case as ‘sour grapes’

Wants National Director of Public Prosecutions to reconsider the case

2 mins

State advised to give anti-illegal immigrant marches the go-head

Approval deemed to be in the interest of peace and security

3 mins

Young entrepreneurs creating their own opportunities

Much has been said and written about the state of youth unemployment in South Africa, which stands at 60.9% for those aged between 15 and 24, followed by those aged between 25 and 34 at 40.6%.

4 mins

Family asks Public Protector to probe medical ‘negligence’

Hospital allegedly refused dialysis treatment

2 mins

Royal in-laws’ R18m ‘spending spree’ probed

Property association alleges millions of rands used for personal gain

2 mins

Inside the explosive complaint against NYDA chair

Myende is accused of intimidation and victimisation

2 mins

Pathology ‘error’ delays FS family’s quest for justice

Farmworker’s initial autopsy report pointed to unnatural death

2 mins

Report sparks row over abortion rights, healthcare workers’ beliefs

‘Behind every refusal is a woman left without care she is legally entitled to’

2 mins

Standard Bank gets nod to clear payments in China's currency

Renminbi transactions will clear efficiently

2 mins

Tussle for Numsa Investment Company top job intensifies

Two men are laying claim to the CEO position

2 mins

Oil prices dive as more tankers move through Strait of Hormuz

Predictions are that there could soon be an oversupply of oil

1 mins

Farmers in the Karoo set for a profit boost

South Africa has a diverse agricultural sector, from grains and oilseeds to sugar cane, livestock and more. In appreciation of the sector’s diversity, we decided to place emphasis on the Karoo region.

2 mins

Dubai: A gateway for ambitious African firms

Relationship is fast becoming a two-way growth story

3 mins

Talk is cheap, growth isn't

The problem has never been a shortage of plans. It has been a shortage of action

3 mins

First Drive: new Audi Q3 raises the bar amid growing competition

It arrives with improvements in design, digital technology and daily usability

2 mins

Curated and seamless luxury at The Ascots Durban July Village

Top entertainment and hospitality await

2 mins

The perfect dessert to keep the winter blues away

Hearty meals keep the cold at bay and offer some comfort.

3 mins

Henry brothers put new shine on minimalism

Modern designers and manufacturers, twin brothers Jason and Joshua Henry, create products that easily qualify as works of art.

1 mins

Agency adrift: NYDA leaders have failed our youth

The National Youth Development Agency (NYDA) was created to be a lifeline for South Africa's young people, yet its leadership has turned it into a theatre of the absurd.

2 mins

Poor leadership, governance fuel the immigration crisis

In the hype surrounding “Mabahambe” (they must leave) in South Africa, we risk losing an important opportunity for serious intellectual and analytical engagement.

2 mins

Bafana’s heroics must spark a football renaissance

The South African football team have defied the logic of global spreadsheets, analysts and soccer pundits by doing the unthinkable and creating probably the biggest upset of the 2026 Fifa World Cup to date.

2 mins

The right to feel safe is also a public health matter

Feeling secure is not a luxury. It is a prerequisite for overall well-being

3 mins

What the Netherlands teaches us about unemployment

South Africa has marked 50 years of the Youth Uprising of June 16, 1976.

2 mins

Joburg's audit regression signals a governance crisis

The recent audit regression at the City of Johannesburg should concern every resident, investor and business operating in South Africa’s economic hub.

1 mins

Letter to the minister of home affairs

The other day, I listened to your remarks about how the Department of Home Affairs is forging ahead with online services and how the initiatives are supposedly reducing queues and increasing efficiency.

1 mins

We exist. We belong. And we are not going anywhere

Research proves as much but the danger continues to loom large

3 mins

Broos’s Bafana outshine the talented Class of ’98 and 2002

The coach and his team are obliterating all the records

3 mins

Red-hot Bafana can rewrite history against a beatable Canada outfit

As a host nation, North Americans remain dangerous

2 mins

Netball Proteas regroup as they gear up for Commonwealth Games

Van Dyk and Mdodana leading a talented team

1 mins

Boks ready to go full swing into Nations Championship

More prep work planned for the week ahead

2 mins

Proteas must beat Bangladesh to keep T20 World Cup dream alive

A win will get them into the semi-finals

2 mins

Qualifying for next round pushes Bafana's purse to R60m

Bafana players to get 30% of World Cup earnings

2 mins

Safa confirm Pitso Mosimane as one of frontrunners to succeed Hugo Broos

Maluleke says he has 80 applications

1 mins

Khathu Maphari (45)

Khathu Maphari describes the global pandemic as the darkest period in her life. She lost everything - her home, her business and, most importantly, her confidence. But Khathu dug deep and took inspiration from her second name, Patience, and she put one foot in front of the other and is now more successful than ever.

1 mins

Rirhandzu Ngobeni (53)

Rirhandzu Ngobeni is in a constant state of reinvention. At 53 years old, the Roodepoort entrepreneur has been everything from a teacher and deputy principal to a butchery owner, chef, and restaurateur, and runs a highly successful building maintenance entity.

1 mins

Technology and Innovation

MTN supports innovative SMEs that open new pathways for SA’s next generation of entrepreneurs

1 mins

Ernest Majenge (33)

Love is what fuels the innovation and determination of the Wheelchair Doctor, Ernest Majenge.

1 mins

Tshaamano Mabuba (22)

Tshaamano Mabuba has always excelled academically.

1 mins

Sipho Tshabalala (30)

Sipho Tshabalala looked around and used what he had available to improve his life.

1 mins

Ntsako Mahlaule (33)

There isn’t much that Ntsako Mahlaule doesn’t know about branding. Not only does she brand businesses, but her own personal brand as a savvy young entrepreneur has won her countless commendations.

1 mins

Lindokuhle Mabaso (25)

In 2022, Lindokuhle Mabaso dropped out of university when he realised that the course he was studying was the wrong fit.

1 mins

Tarlia Sooman (34)

Understanding the problem before rushing in with a solution is a foundational pillar for Tarlia Sooman.

1 mins

Hope Moloto (30)

“I think my journey speaks to the value of being multidisciplinary. I did not enter the health space through a traditional clinical route, but I found a place in the sector through technology, communication, creativity, and change management.”

1 mins

Thando Thela (28)

“Get the foundations right before you chase the magic.”

1 mins

Kananelo "Kenny" Tshabalala (26)

Technology innovation means nothing without people being at the centre of your work. This is the philosophy of Kananelo Tshabalala, who is a partnerships lead at Rosebank-based technology company Afribit, helping businesses adopt digital improvements.

1 mins

Vuthlari Mabunda (29)

Born and raised in Soweto, Vuthlari’s journey is one of passion and purpose. Witnessing her mother's hard work as a domestic worker raising five children instilled in her a deep appreciation for sacrifice and determination.

1 mins

Gundo Ramovha (29)

Gundo Ramovha is a 29-year-old agripreneur whose work is quietly transforming lives in KwaZulu-Natal through sustainable farming and community-focused enterprise.

1 mins

Adelia Ngobuka (35)

Adelia Ngobuka is a determined entrepreneur from Orange Farm, Gauteng, who founded Adelia Creations Enterprise, a construction and landscaping company, in 2016.

1 mins

Wandile Dlodlo (24)

Wandile Dlodlo is a passionate and ambitious young professional, aged 23, who is making significant strides both in his career and in his community.

1 mins

Tsholofelo Jansen (33)

“What can I do which is different to what everyone else is doing?” This was the question that Tsholofelo Jansen asked herself in 2022 before setting up a steel fabrication business in Kuruman.

1 mins

Mbongiseni Mkhatshwa (27)

The relationship between staff and students at the University of Free State has improved in leaps and bounds thanks to a publication aimed at student life.

1 mins

Athi Diko (31)

The vision was simple: a business directory which would bring creative and media professionals together to amplify opportunities.

1 mins

Ntsikelelo Ngaleka (25)

In a world of influencers, Ntsikelelo Ngaleka values influence.

1 mins

Mmatshikhidi Rebecca Phala (32)

The South African taxi industry can have a reputation for being frustrating, rough and male-dominated.

1 mins

Faith Madoda (28)

Just like his name suggests, Faith Madoda has had a lot of faith in life.

1 mins

Etomeleng Tsoeleng (23)

South Africa's apartheid-era town and regional planning continue to disenfranchise marginalised communities.

1 mins

Hlengiwe Ngubane (31)

Hlengiwe Ngubane is the definition of “waste not, want not”.

1 mins

Wandile Mthiyane (32)

Wandile Mthiyane is on his way to Harvard University, but before he leaves, he first completed a 1600km walk from Durban, through the Eastern Cape, and ending in Cape Town.

1 mins

Ntandoyenkosinabadala Makhoba (26)

Ntandoyenkosinabadala Makhoba remembers very clearly when she changed from a climate champion to a fervent warrior.

1 mins

Ismail Joosub (26)

With local government elections set for later this year, the advocacy and tireless work of Ismail Joosub is appreciated more than ever.

1 mins

Bontle Moka (31)

“Sometimes being called a warrior can be frustrating, because there is an expectation to be strong and endure what is not normal and not okay. Pain becomes something we are expected to carry silently, simply because we are women.”

1 mins

Ntuthuzelo ‘Zelo’ Lusithi (25)

Ntuthuzelo Lusithi is a rising star and leader in the national Table Tennis fraternity.

1 mins

Gerald Mariemuthoo (34)

Follow the money; that is exactly what forensic investigator Gerald Mariemuthoo has done for his entire career.

1 mins

Mahlatse Ramoroka (32)

Mahlatse Ramoroka does not tolerate window dressing.

1 mins

Alwande Msweli (22)

Alwande Msweli has refined the art of pivoting.

1 mins

Vongani Caven Babane (30)

Immigration law is increasingly in the media spotlight. As managing director and owner of a full-service law firm, Vongani Caven Babane operates at the intersection of client rights and systemic administrative inefficiencies.

1 mins

Milka Bazeka (24)

Her life may be restricted by a physical condition, but the spirit and heart of Milka Bazeka know no bounds.

1 mins

Patricia Moos, 29

Patricia Moos has a smile that can light up a room, and these days she is spreading joy to many young girls who find themselves in similar situations to her own early beginnings.

1 mins

Athenkosi Sobada (29)

A young Western Cape paramedic is bringing lifesaving emergency care to some of the most dangerous townships on the Cape Flats and bridging community trust at the same time.

1 mins

Florance Vermeulen (35)

Florance Vermeulen started teaching in Bishop Lavis in 2019 and soon earned a mayoral award for youth empowerment when videos of his class singing and dancing went viral.

1 mins

Dr Lesedi Matlala (32)

Many people have opinions about politics and government, but few actively engage with how public policies are developed, implemented and evaluated.

1 mins

Ammarah Ford-Pieters (25)

As an award-winning educator and champion for teacher wellness, Ammarah Ford-Pieters could have her pick of schools to work at.

1 mins

Amanda Nkuna (28)

Helping someone find their voice can also mean they find their greater purpose.

1 mins

Tsietsi Ngobese (32)

When Tsietsi Ngobese matriculated in 2012, only 2% of the learners in his Katlehong class passed mathematics; he was one of them.

1 mins

Thabiso Maphoto (23)

When his father told him that “Farming is the Future”, Thabiso Maphoto took his wise words to heart.

1 mins

Sbongile Mzuzwana (28)

Sbongile Mzuzwana has quite literally taken the reigns of her family’s agriculture business and is helping it reach new heights.

1 mins

Phetole Raseropo (34)

A setback has been the ultimate comeback for this enterprising young botanist. In 2018, Phetole Raseropo closed a fledgling farming business, and today he has been recognised for having the top garden in Gauteng by retail giant Shoprite.

1 mins

Wendy Moshakga (27)

Wendy Moshakga is known as the “Cabbage Queen”. The Limpopo farmer has taken the humble vegetable and expanded its farming potential and even written a guidebook teaching others how to grow it.

1 mins

Nhlalwenhle Rapodile (25) and Thomas Nxumalo (26)

Nhlalwenhle Rapodile and Thomas Nxumalo don’t call themselves farmers. They prefer the word “agripreneurs” to describe the agricultural enterprise they have been running since 2022.

1 mins

Luyanda Sambane (20)

For Luyanda Sambane, the journey to becoming a pastry chef began with curiosity, creativity and a deep love for creating lifelong memories through the art of food.

1 mins

Andani Netshisaulu (22)

Growth lives in uncomfortable spaces. I began putting myself forward, taking chances, and embracing opportunities, even when I felt unqualified. In doing so, I discovered confidence I never knew I had.

1 mins

Venecia Valentine (35)

She was born and raised in her home in Mitchell's Plain, and now that same house in Cumulus Street is a beacon of hope and hospitality in her community.

1 mins

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Sunday World Description:

Uitgever: Zucorizon-Pty-Ltd

Categorie: Newspaper

Taal: English

Frequentie: Weekly

Sunday World, published by Fundudzi Media in Johannesburg, is a tabloid-format newspaper with an editorial focus that reflects the world of the young, aspirational black consumer – racy infotainment, celebrities, sport and gossip (Shwashwi), a lifestyle section and specialist pages about fashion, beauty, health, motoring and money.