Oxford wins big at the 2019 Sefika Awards!

The 2019 Sefika Awards took place on 27 August 2019 at the Vineyard Hotel in Cape Town. These awards are voted for by booksellers in recognition of overall excellence in the Academic, Education and Trade fields. We are proud and honoured to have been awarded the title...

Editor Profile: Liezl Roux

If you’re interested in the publishing industry or simply want to have a closer look at Oxford University Press South Africa – look no further than our recurring Editorial Profile feature. Editorial Profiles are brief Q & A sessions with our Editorial team which...

Publishing 101!

  Ever wondered what the publishing process entails? Have a look at the above Infographic:   Step 1: Market Research: Research is conducted to identify the target market and to shape the content and the financial viability to publish such a product Step 2:...

Come and play!

The first South African interactive dictionary epub has just been launched by Oxford University Press South Africa. It’s part of a range of colourful picture dictionaries – the First Bilingual Dictionary range — covering all 11 South African official languages....

Tricky pronunciations

Some words are just tricky to pronounce correctly. Different people say them differently: some are convinced their way is the right way; and others are never sure if they are saying them correctly. Here’s a cheat sheet for some of the more common ones.

Exam questions debunked

Did you know that many learners answer more exam questions than they need to, run out of time, or fail to follow instructions and lose precious marks? Follow these guidelines and succeed in your exams! GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS Make sure you understand: how many parts the...

Succeed in motivation

Over the last three months, we have introduced our poster series aimed at helping students to succeed in the classroom, studying, and finally, in their exams.  You can view the posters and articles here: Succeed in the classroom Succeed in studying Succeed in your...