Afrikaans-language daily newspaper
Beeld (freely translated as Picture or Image ) is an Afrikaans -language daily newspaper that was launched on 16 September 1974. Beeld is distributed in four provinces of South Africa : Gauteng , Mpumalanga , Limpopo and North West , previously part of the former Transvaal province . Die Beeld (English: The Image ) was an Afrikaans-language Sunday newspaper in the late 1960s.
In June 2024 Naspers announced that it would close the newspaper, along with City Press , Rapport , and the Daily Sun , in October of that year due to declining newspaper sales.[ 1] A month later Media24 announced it will suspend the planned closures until the Competition Commission approves of its plan to sell newspaper distribution company On-The-Dot to Novus, which was the reason behind the papers' planned shuttering.[ 2]
Sake (Mon-Fri)[ 3] Motors (Thur)[ 3] Vrydag (Fri)[ 3] Schalk Pienaar (1974–1975) Johannes Grosskopf (1975–1977) Ton Vosloo (1977–1983) Willem Wepener (1983–1989) Salie de Swardt (1989–1992) Willie Kühn (1993–1996) Johan de Wet (1996–1999) Arrie Rossouw (1999–2000) Peet Kruger (2000–2009) Tim du Plessis (2009–2011) Peet Kruger (2011–2013) Adriaan Basson (2013–2015) Barnard Beukman (2015–present) Distribution[ 4] 2008 2014 Eastern Cape Free State Y Y Gauteng Y Y Kwa-Zulu Natal Y N Limpopo Y Y Mpumalanga Y Y North West Y Y
Circulation[ 5] Net Sales 2000 100 000[ 1] Oct – Dec 2012 66 132 Jul – Sep 2012 70 070 Apr – Jun 2012 73 595 Jan – Mar 2012 75 019 Oct – Dec 2013 64 874 Jul – Sep 2013 64 329 Apr – Jun 2013 64 073 Jan – Mar 2013 67 700 Jan – Mar 2014 62 766[ 6] Apr – Jun 2014 59 544 Jan – Mar 2015 51 064[ 6] 2024 20 000[ 1]
Estimated Readership[ 7] [ 8] AIR Jan 2012 – Dec 2012 441 000 Jan 2013 – Dec 2013 485 000
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