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Setempe adverts dates & rates... SETEMPE ISSUES BOOKING/PAYMENT ARTWORK IN SETEMPE ISSUES 2011 Sep - Dec 2011 10-Jun-11 20-Jun-11 SETEMPE ISSUES 2012 Jan - Apr 2012 10-Oct-11 25-Oct-11 May - Aug 2011 10-Feb-12 23-Feb-12 Sep - Dec 2011 11-Jun-12 20-Jun-12 ADVERT RATES STD RATE PER ISSUE* REPRO CHANGES* DESIGN* FULL PAGE R2,500 R350.00 R850.00 HALF PAGE R1,250 R250.00 R500.00 Write to Phil: ‘Phil’, Setempe, Private Bag X505, Pretoria, 0001, SOUTH AFRICA E-mail: phil@postoffi ce.co.za NOTES: * Discount is available if you book 3 issues in advance. * Extra if print artwork is not print-ready. * Extra if an advert has to be designed from scratch. Artwork and page specifi cations will be supplied to interested parties. NB. The South African Post Offi ce: Philatelic Services reserves the right to choose which adverts will be allowed to be placed. All adverts are subject to available space in each issue. 15 Setempe May-Aug 2011
new issues... Evolution of a LEGENDARY EMBLEM Anyone who has seen a springbok leap across the African veld, will agree that it is truly a beautiful sight to behold. Apart from its grace and beauty, the springbok has become synonymous with South African rugby. It graced the national rugby team’s jerseys for the fi rst time in 1906 when the team toured Great Britain with Paul Roos as its captain. The team excelled and on their return received a heroes’ welcome - a new legend was born. It is now more than 100 years since the fi rst South African national rugby team was called the Springboks. “For a long time the Springbok emblem represented exclusion to the vast majority of the people of South Africa. For many it was a hated symbol that epitomised the racial policies of injustice and oppression that characterised the system of apartheid.” These words by Archbishop Emeritus, Desmond Tutu, echo the views of many other people about the Springbok emblem during the apartheid years. During this dark time in our history when most of the international community boycotted our sports teams, the Springbok rugby team was the domain of white South Africans only. Those who were excluded on the basis of their skin colour were justifi ably bitter and resentful. Democratic South Africa But thanks to transformation and the reconciliatory role played by former President Nelson Mandela, South African rugby has 16 Setempe May-Aug 2011 undergone radical changes. Its emblem has similarly transformed and changed; the Springbok emblem is now worn with pride by players of all races, while supporters from equally diverse backgrounds wave the fl ag and sing the anthem of a democratic South Africa when the ‘Boks’ take on other international teams
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