Khanyi and Riaan – SA’s answer to Captain and Tennille? MyZA

Socialite and television personality Khanyi Mbau says keeping up to date with the latest in fashion has never been easier than with the free-to-download MyEdit app for Apple and Android devices.

“MyEdit is pure genius. It’s quicker and cheaper for me to get all of my magazines in one simple-to-use app,” says Mbau.

“And don’t forget that it’s a great space saver with no more magazines scattered around your house.”

Mbau says fashion plays a very important part in her life.

“I need to stay on top of the latest fashion trends and with MyEdit it’s so simple to do just that. With access to more than 30 top-selling South African magazines on the app it’s now easier than ever to instantly get my fashion fix.”

The new content aggregation app from Media24 allows for a more personalised reading experience – giving you only the content you really want to read when you want to read it.

MyEdit allows users to explore the content that is interesting to them. The app is specifically designed to make your life easier so you will find stories categorised according to your needs, instantly grabbing your attention.

“Everything is going digital,” says Nerisa Coetzee, Head of Digital Product and Brand at Media24 Magazines: Digital.

“It’s the way of the future and especially convenient for the person constantly on the move, the person who doesn’t have the time to go to the shops to get their favourite magazines.”

According to Mbau, it is a step in the right direction.

“I support the move to digital. It allows me to still enjoy my favourite magazine titles and live a more sustainable lifestyle.”

“MyEdit encourages people to read more and be better informed,” says Cruywagen.

“These days people are pressed for time and tend to go increasingly digital, and this app will give them easy and instant access to their preferred reading matter.

“It really simplifies my life quite considerably, because I have most of the reading material that interests me at my fingertips, no matter where I am,” says Cruywagen.

“The response to the app should be overwhelmingly positive,” says Cruywagen.

“The app is user friendly and, because it can be used on tablets and smartphones, people will be delighted to have access to a variety of magazine and newspaper content as well as other websites,” concluded Cruywagen.

Riaan Cruywagen and Khanyi Mbau – could this be SA’s Captain and Tenille?

Captain Tennille are American recording artists whose primary success occurred in the 1970s and early 1980s. The husband-and-wife duo consists of “Captain” Daryl Dragon and Cathryn Antoinette “Toni” Tennille.

They have five albums certified gold or platinum and scored numerous hits on the US singles charts during their highest period of popularity, the most enduring of which included “Love Will Keep Us Together,” “Do That to Me One More Time and “Muskrat Love.” They hosted their own television variety series on ABC in 1976–77.