Media Companies in North End, Gqeberha
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21 De Villiers Street, North End, Gqeberha, 6001
041 484 2251
Cadar believe in thinking small. That’s because our attention lies in the detail. Though we have the largest privately owned commercial printing operation in the Eastern Cape, complete with the most technologically advanced equipment available, it would all be futile without our meticulous attention to detail. The emphasis we place on the small things ensures that when you see the bigger picture, it’s nothing less than perfect. Nearby results from the Media Companies category
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20 Romneya Crescent, Gqeberha, 6020
041 818 8868
db Media has positioned itself as a platform for aspiring writers / artists / singers / designers / if creatively inspired, you would seek a berth here whether it be through consequence or rational choice, with a publishing history spanning 5 years and 7 publications later, this small team of dedicated and passionate individuals care to inspire and motivate their peers and critics alike to delve wholeheartedly into the streams of creativity, raw-emotion and down-right gall of the spirit and written word of a writer/author/poet/etc. and feel the pulse that so freely flows through the veins of many a man and woman alike. Through various media channels we aim to grow, nurture and develop a network of professionally informed, creatively aware and ground by their history individuals to make known and heard an unheard history, keep steadfast the very essence of the meaning of what it is to be an AFRICAN in an era never before recorded in the annals of the history of the human race, to transcend and dissociate and blur the racial and cultural boundaries which we grew to be so aware of and yet which were not born into but bred. My mind races with the possibilities… A connected AFRICA, speaking not to each other in terms of a mother tongue but in a broader sphere where feeling & the strumming of the chords of the soul is all that is needed to connect, interpret and appreciate the expressions and experiences of another. 
