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Language | EnglishFrequency | Daily
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Full page size | 390mm x 260mmColumn width | 7 cols x 35mmBleed size | (DPS) 54.5cmTrim size | 57.5cm
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Top inside page R125.90
Bottom inside page R100.55
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4 pager insert R30,431.28
Centre Spread R18,000.00
Full page R10,000.00
Half page R6,000.00
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250dpi.• No jpeg, png, gif formats will be
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PDF material incorporating the following:Will be rejected when using the INLADSEND option in transmission method:Incorrect size, Crop marks, Bleed,
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5 hours prior publication
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