TheLmagazine.

TheLmagazine. The L magazine. The Legacy Name of magazine:L Magazine. Magazine catch line: Our Legacy. Target audience: 15 years- and over. Publication frequency: Bi-Monthly.

Print run: 4000 copies
Projected circulation: 97%
Projected readership: more than 10 000
Advertorial and Editorial ratio: 25/75%
Content ratio: 35% environmental. Paper type: 28 A4 sized pages printed in full colour on 100gms glossy silk finished paper. Summary of magazine:
The L magazine is a black economic empowerment close corporation, which was established in 2011, by a young woman from Ga-Mothapo village , in Polokwane. It is an A4 size publication distributed throughout Limpopo Province. The magazine is a bi-lingual (English and Sepedi) published, incorporating Limpopo and Gauteng Provinces.

08/09/2026
A photo gallery of the Kota Festival in Polokwane at the Cricket Club. The celebration offered everyone a relaxed day ou...
02/08/2026

A photo gallery of the Kota Festival in Polokwane at the Cricket Club. The celebration offered everyone a relaxed day outdoors with a vibrant market of delicious Kotas/ Sphatlo, a variety of food and drink stalls, and plenty of open space for families and friends to enjoy the winter sunshine and more music with the performance of different well known artists and Djs.

a full article to follow insider the L magazine.

the Kota Festival happening right now in Polokwane Cricket Club. full article inside the L magazine   Bank # the L magaz...
01/08/2026

the Kota Festival happening right now in Polokwane Cricket Club.

full article inside the L magazine
Bank # the L magazine

The mother of the conjoined twins and beneficiary of the house Ms Nokuthula Sithole, delivering an emotional tribute to ...
11/07/2026

The mother of the conjoined twins and beneficiary of the house Ms Nokuthula Sithole, delivering an emotional tribute to everyone who contributed towards the project of building her a house. The handover of the house was a success of a pledge made by the Premier of Limpopo Dr. Phophi Ramathuba to the family while visiting the mother of the conjoined twins at Mankweng Tertiary Hospital on the outskirts of Polokwane. During the handover, Sithole navigated her emotional journey and explained that she is still in a healing process after losing her father who was providing unwavering support to her during difficult times.

a full article inside Edition 43 # the L magazine

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