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MyPR Introduces Budget Featured Press Release Option to Make Publishing More Accessible

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GQEBERHA, SOUTH AFRICA — MyPR has expanded its self-submission options with the launch of the Budget Featured Press Release, designed for businesses, agencies, and individuals seeking a cost-effective solution for news distribution. Priced at R50.00 per submission, this new slimmed-down tier complements the platform’s existing Free, Monthly subscription (R250.00/month for up to 10 daily submissions), and Once Off (R125.00) publishing packages.

Budget Featured Option

The Budget Featured option provides an affordable gateway for distribution while retaining access to target audiences across South Africa.

To deliver a streamlined publishing format, the new R50.00 tier features specific submission guidelines:

  • Single Image Inclusion: Submissions allow for one featured image to accompany the release.
  • Text-Focused Content: No video embeds or social media links are included in the release body.
  • Focused Body Text: Hyperlinks are excluded from the main body content, keeping readers focused on the core narrative.
  • Targeted Boilerplate Links: Essential website URLs and deep links to detailed information are housed directly within the press release boilerplate.
  • Regional Republication: Submitters can choose up to 3 geographic tags for targeted republication across South African regional channels, including South Africa (MyZA), Cape Town (MyCapeTown), Nelson Mandela Bay (MyNMB), Durban (MyDurban), Addo (MyAddo), Nqweba (Nqweba), Cradock (MyCradock), Komani (Khomani), Johannesburg (MyJHB), or Pretoria (MyPTA).

The new R50.00 Budget Featured Press Release tier is available immediately alongside all existing publishing options at https://mypr.co.za/submit/.

About MyPR

MyPR is a South African press release distribution platform enabling businesses, PR professionals, and organizations to publish and disseminate company updates, announcements, and news across regional and national networks.

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Budget ‘Slimmed Down’ Featured Press Releases from MyPR. Photo: MyPR/Gemini (Yes, AI did make some small mistakes)

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Company Web site: https://MyPR.co.za

Link to More Information: https://mypr.co.za/members/budget-featured-release/

Submitted by: Alan Straton

Contact Alan Straton: alan@MyPR.co.za

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The FNB Stadium: The “Calabash” of a Nation

While the original stadium was built in 1989, its current iconic form was the result of a massive reconstruction for the 2010 FIFA World Cup. The design, led by the architectural firm Boogertman + Partners, is deeply rooted in African symbolism. Its exterior is modeled after a calabash, the traditional African gourd or “melting pot.” The facade is composed of thousands of fiber-cement panels in eight different earth-toned colors, mimicking the fire and earth used to kiln the traditional pot. At night, the stadium is illuminated from below, creating the visual effect of a glowing fire beneath the “pot,” a symbol of the warmth and hospitality of the African continent.

The stadium’s capacity is a staggering 94,736, making it the largest stadium in Africa and the fourth largest in the world. But its significance transcends its scale. The site is a “theatre of history.” In 1990, just days after his release from 27 years of imprisonment, Nelson Mandela delivered his first speech to a massive, roaring crowd at the original FNB Stadium. It was here that he effectively signaled the beginning of the end of Apartheid. Decades later, in 2013, the same stadium hosted his memorial service, bringing the world together in a final farewell to “Madiba.”