Plus50 - Plus50 Streek/Region: Lowveld

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This magazine focuses on the Lowveld region in South Africa which includes (amongst other) the following towns: Nelspruit, Hoedspruit, Komatipoort, Hazyview, Phalaborwa, Tzaneen etc. The magazine focuses on tourism in the area, as well as history, landscape, agriculture, and other activities and interesting people. The magazine is not restricted to a specific age group but all people who are interested in the Lowveld region.

Plus50 Magazine Description:

Plus 50 is ‘n nasionale tydskrif gerig op die seniorsmark van Suid-Afrika. Dit is die mondstuk van die seniorsorganisasie GrysKrag, hoewel dit deur ‘n onafhanklike kommersiële instansie Plus 50 Media (Edms) Bpk uitgegee word. Die tydskrif het in 2005 vir die eerste keer verskyn. Die hartslag van die tydskrif is positiewe veroudering.
Die artikels is in Afrikaans of in Engels en raak onderwerpe oor ‘n wye spektrum van seniorsbelangstelling aan, waaronder aftree-beplanning, behuising, pensioen- en geldsake, emosionele en liggaamlike gesondheid, inspirerende persoonlikhede, sport, kultuur, vakansies, stokperdjies, nuwe boeke, jonkbly-modes en verjongende kure.
Die tydskrif verskyn elke twee maande: Januarie/Februarie, Maart/April, Mei/Junie, Julie/Augustus, September/Oktober, November/Desember. Dit het ‘n oplaag van 13 000, dra artikels in Engels en Afrikaans, is nie-polities van aard, word landwyd versprei en is to koop by supermarkte (Spar, Pick’nPay), boekwinkels (Exclusive Books, CNA, PNA), sowel as by sommige vulstasies en apteke.
Die redakteur van die tydskrif is dr Karel Prinsloo en die mediese redakteur is professor Oppel Greeff, hoof van die Departement Farmakologie aan die Universiteit van Pretoria.
Plus 50 is a national magazine aimed at the seniors market of South Africa. It is the mouthpiece of the seniors organisation GreyPower, although published by an independent commercial company Plus 50 Media (Pty) Ltd. The magazine appeared for the first time in 2005. A philosophy of positive ageing is at the heart of the magazine.
The articles are in Afrikaans or in English and touch on a wide range of subjects of interest to seniors, such as retirement planning, housing, pension and money matters, emotional and physical health, inspiring personalities, sport, culture, hobbies, new books, looking youthfully plus 50 and anti-ageing therapies.
The magazine appears every two months, i e January/February, March/April, May/June, July/August, September/October, November/December, with a print-run of 13 000. It is distributed nationally and appears on the shelves of supermarkets (Spar, Pick’nPay), bookshops (Exclusive Books, CNA, PNA) and is also on sale at selected garages and pharmacies. It is an unbiased publication not affiliated to any political party or organisation.
The editor is Dr Karel Prinsloo and its medical editor is Professor Oppel Greeff, Head of the Department of Pharmacology at the University of Pretoria.