went to present the SABC2 breakfast show which he co-hosted with Nothemba Madumo. This show led him to present Media@SAfm and then to AM Live after the resignation of John Perlman. Maggs refers to the show as his "great joy". In August 2007, Maggs was announced to be the editor of a magazine called Mags which itself is about content relating to magazines. In February 2008, Maggs joined the pay channel's 24-hour news programme as one of the co-anchors. In the process, he left AM Live in March 2008. Maggs hosted alongside Redi Direko until May 2009, when Nikiwe Bikitsha took her place. Maggs was also the editor of the Journal of Marketing which was the official publication of the Marketing Association of South Africa (MASA). l of Marketing. He was previously the advertising and media writer on the Financial Mail and had responsibility for the authoritative yearly industry review called Ad Focus. He now publishes his own hardcover review of the industry called The Annual and serves as editor-in-chief for the popular, revitalised version of the Journal of Marketing, The Redzone. Personal life Maggs has lived in Johannesburg all his life. He and his wife Anne have two daughters. He is an avid reader and collector of books and enjoys cycling in his spare time. References External links The Annual Living people 1961 births People from Johannesburg South African game show hosts South African radio presenters South African television presenters Durban University of Technology alumni