SA Post Office Celebrates World Post Day
World Post Day is celebrated around the world on the 9th October, the anniversary of the establishment of the Universal Postal Union (UPU) in 1874 in the Swiss capital,... Read More »
View ArticleS A Post Office Stamp Issue on Rev. John Dube
A new stamp issue by the S.A. Post Office on the 22nd February 2012 celebrates the Reverend John Dube, with great design, as always, by Thea Clemons and... Read More »
View ArticleCommercial and Medicinal Plants – SAPO new stamp release
Commercial and Medicinal Plants Goodness from Mother Earth, a new stamp release by the South African Post Office for the 15th May 2012. It is a beautifully designed... Read More »
View ArticleS A Post Office recognises the 11 Field Postal Unit
In recognition of the services rendered by 11 Field Postal Unit, the South African Post Office will issue a set of 10 stamps and two first-day covers on... Read More »
View ArticleSAPO portrays 360 years since the arrival of the Dutch at the Cape
360 years since the arrival of the Dutch at the Cape: portraying Krotoa On 6 April 1652, Jan van Riebeeck, a commander in the Dutch East India Company... Read More »
View ArticleSAPO Issues New Stamps for the International Year of Water Cooperation
Celebrating The International Year of Water Cooperation Using water wisely This was the message from UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon for World Water Day 2012. “Unless we increase our... Read More »
View ArticlePort Elizabeth Celebrates 100 Years With a SAPO Stamp Issue
Wow! What a year for centenaries in South Africa, first Kirstenbosch and now Port Elizabeth. To celebrate their centenary the South African Post Office delivered a special stamp... Read More »
View ArticleS. A. Celebrates 19th World Transplant Games With A Stamp Issue
To celebrate the triumph of the human spirit and the hope that is behind every organ transplant, the World Transplant Games 2013 will take place in Durban from... Read More »
View ArticleAchievements of the South African Post Office – Still delivering whatever it...
The history of South African postal services can be traced back more than 500 years when the captain of a Portuguese ship, Petro D’Ataide, placed a letter in... Read More »
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