South Africa, Sept. 21 -- This cuts the wait between London's presses and a Sandton breakfast table from days to hours.

Until now, South African readers wanting the Financial Times' flagship weekend edition in print had to rely on delayed imports or read it exclusively on screen.

Andre van Tonder, managing executive, On the Dot says it is about giving South African readers the same experience as someone reading FT Weekend in London or New York, on the same weekend, in print, with the full depth and quality that the FT is known for.

"For years, South African readers have had to wait days for imported copies or settle for a screen. That wait is now over.

"On the Dot's national distribution network makes this possible: we're delivering a...