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| − | ''[[Rapport]]'' has had a long and respected national role in arts criticism, through supplements like '''''[[Rapport Boeke]]''''' (late called '''''[[Rapport Weekliks]]'''''), with numerous eminent [[Afrikaans]] authors, critics and academics writing for it. | + | ''[[Rapport]]'' has had a long and respected national role in arts criticism, through supplements like '''''[[Rapport Boeke]]''''' (late called '''''[[Rapport Weekliks]]''''' or '''''[[Weekliks | Rapport]]'''''), with numerous eminent [[Afrikaans]] authors, critics and academics writing for it. |
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Revision as of 05:55, 4 November 2022
Rapport is an Afrikaans-language Sunday newspaper
The newspaper
Founded in 1970 when Die Beeld (then a Sunday newspaper) merged with Dagbreek to become a daily newspaper, Rapport later became part of the Media24 stable and has long been the second largest Sunday newspaper in South Africa after the Sunday Times.
The arts coverage
Rapport has had a long and respected national role in arts criticism, through supplements like Rapport Boeke (late called Rapport Weekliks or Rapport), with numerous eminent Afrikaans authors, critics and academics writing for it.
Awards for the arts
Rapport Oscar-toekenning (sometimes referred to as the Rapport Oskar).
Sources
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rapport_(newspaper)
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