The Citizen is a daily national newspaper which appears on weekdays and on Saturdays, bringing national and international news to its readers in tabloid format. It strives to inform the public in a concise and easily readable format of the most important daily happenings locally and internationally.

For more information, please visit www.thecitizen.co.za

Over 170 newspaper titles fall under our community newspaper division, which are either company owned or major partnerships.

CTP Printers are a highly professional Cape Town based independent publishing and printing solution, offering the very latest in printing technology to ensure your publication is produced to the highest quality in printed media.

For more information, please visit www.ctpbooks.co.za

CTP Printers Johannesburg is the printer of choice for many major retailers and commercial clients. Their all-inclusive manufacturing facility and newest technology combines “big printer” operations with personalised, small printer flexibility and hands-on service. This means faster turnaround times and cost-effective printing.

For more information, please visit ctp-jhb.co.za

CTP Printers Gravure specialise in long run magazine printing and commercial brochures. With over 30 years in the printing trade, they offer great service, excellent turnaround times, using the latest high-tech equipment and automated and centralised printing systems offering their customers the best quality and value possible.

For more information, please visit www.ctp-dbn.co.za/

Kagiso BM Printing specialise in high-volume, high-quality and full-colour web printing for a wide range of clients, including advertising agencies, financial institutions and various other commercial clients.

Kagiso BM Printing aim to be the leaders in South African heat set web printing, offering a unique, competitively-priced product and personalised service of the highest quality at all times.

For more information, please visit www.kagisobmprinting.co.za

On the 1st April 2011, House of Print and Artone Press merged. Together they deliver a one-stop print shop.
House of Print was established over forty years ago and brings a wealth of expertise within the commercial market. Artone Press, a division of the CTP group, was also established over 40 years ago and brings with it expertise within Entertainment Industry.  
The merger makes them the number one printing company for the Entertainment Industry and one of the largest litho companies in the country.

For more information, please visit www.houseofprint.co.za

CTP Packaging is a focused carton packaging producer, using modern litho printing processes, die-cutting and gluing equipment to offer a highly cost effective service to the food, entertainment, travel, pharmaceutical, cosmetics and FMCG industries.

Specialised packaging, folding cartons, labels, and skin pack cards are conceptualised and designed by CTP Packaging’s highly skilled team. The latest computer software is used, to meet design agency requirements, trends and technology.

For more information, please visit www.ctppackaging.co.za

CTP Flexibles manufactures specialised plastic extrusion and flexible packaging for the food, beverage, confectionery, and industrial and general merchandise industries. Offering a diverse range of capabilities, our dedicated and professional team has been creating outstanding packaging for South Africa’s industry giants since 1971.

For more information, please visit www.ctpflexibles.co.za

SA Litho is dedicated and committed to label production which allows for complete focus on clients’ highly specific requirements. SA Litho has developed a team of professionals, dedicated and specific to conventional, digital and self-adhesive label production.

For more information, please visit www.salitho.co.za

In order to stay up-to-date on all new packaging advancements, Thuthuka continually updates its technology with the latest packaging equipment from the world’s leading manufacturers. This continual investment presently yields over 5-billion labels annually.
For more information, please call (011) 345 4000

CTP Stationery has extensive experience in the paper industry, and its diversity in the manufacture of stationery paper products as well as an environmentally friendly polypropylene range of office and school related stationery items, makes it the first choice in paper stationery products ranging from; Lever Arch files, ring binders, books & pads, desk accessories, envelopes and diaries amongst others.

For more information, please visit www.ctpstationery.co.za

Impala Stationery Manufacturers is a divison of JSE listed printing, publishing and packaging conglomerate CTP Caxton.
Formerly Impala Stationery, the company has been producing stationery for 60 years and has vast experience in the manufacture and delivery of quality stationery to schools.

For more information, please visit www.impalastationery.co.za

Premier Stationery manufacture a wide range of high quality scholastic stationery. The range includes various configurations of items such as examination pads, counter books, exercise books, nature study books, bookkeeping books, scribblers, ruled paper plastic sleeves and plastic sleeve files. In addition to scholastic stationery, general stationery such as executive pads, index books, shorthand spiral bound books and pen carbon books are manufactured.
Stationery is supplied mainly to the retail sector in South Africa and Namibia, some government tenders and direct to schools. All stationery supplied is manufactured in South Africa.

For more information, please email info@premierstationery.co.za

RNA Distribution has established itself as a leader in the management and distribution of media products within the South African market by understanding the unique requirements of each of its clients, their products and the South African retail environment.

RNA has developed its management and distribution systems over the past 45 years and the experience and knowledge gained is utilised exclusively to maximise the visibility and sales potential of each of the products managed and distributed by RNA.

As the market leader, RNA has incorporated all levels required into one comprehensive, efficient service offering aimed at fore filling our client’s sales and distribution objectives.

For more information, please visit www.rnad.co.za

CND deliver 740 000 free Caxton community newspapers holding 13-million inserts to thousands of homes and businesses every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.

MCS Caxton International Press import international magazines from various countries, representing over 45 publishers. The magazines are supplied to C.N.A., Exclusive Books, Checkers, Spar, Airports and other specialist outlets. The magazines range from weeklies, monthlies, quarterlies, annuals, to one offs.

This is an online motoring guide which allows people to advertise his or her vehicle online for free. People can then search for used vehicles and find out the new car price list.

For more information, please visit www.looklocal.co.za

Moneyweb Holdings is a public company whose shares are listed on the Alternative Exchange (“Alt X”). It is an integrated media company focusing on producing independent, high quality investment information. Roughly half of the company’s revenues are generated by its Internet properties; the balance is divided almost equally between radio and print.
The company’s flagship local Internet brand is Moneyweb.co.za, South Africa’s dominant online source of investment information.

For more information, please visit www.moneyweb.co.za

With more than 14 662 952 pages of real estate advertising published per week, Property Week offers 38 000 plus, new, for sale, rental & development listings online every month.

For more information, please visit www.propertyweek.co.za

Solchem imports and manufactures printing inks for the whole Caxton CTP group. It fully imports heat set inks for magazines and they manufacture cold set inks for the newspaper factories. Solchem employ 15 people and are located in Amalgam, Johannesburg. They also export newspaper inks to Tanzania and Uganda.