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The confirmed list of stores in South Africa offering Black Friday 2022 deals

Black Friday has become one of the most important shopping days in South Africa, with a growing number of local retailers offering reduced prices on a variety of products. Black Friday is set to fall on November 25, 2022, with a number of shops and retailers returning to the old format of one-day deals after

The confirmed list of stores in South Africa offering Black Friday 2022 deals

The confirmed list of stores in South Africa offering Black Friday 2022 deals

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Black Friday has become one of the most important shopping days in South Africa, with a growing number of local retailers offering reduced prices on a variety of products.

Black Friday is set to fall on November 25, 2022, with a number of shops and retailers returning to the old format of one-day deals after previously extending specials to account for more controlled foot traffic during the Covid-19 pandemic.

As in previous years, all major brands, as well as smaller groups, are participating in the sales rush, hoping to capitalise on shoppers’ eagerness to spend.

On ‘Cyber Monday,’ which will take place on November 28, 2022, online retailers are also expected to offer a variety of specials.

The stores listed below have confirmed that they will be offering Black Friday deals this year. More stores are likely to open in the coming weeks as we approach Black Friday.

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Woolworths

Zando

Vodacom 4U

Takealot

Technomobi

Superbalist

Absa

Cellucity

Clicks

The Foschini Group

Game

Makro

Mr Price

KOODOO

iStore

Hirsch’s

Homechoice

Dis-Chem

Dial-a-Bed

Clearance Warehouse

Edgars

Hifi Corp

Everyshop

Leroy Merlin

Huawei

MTN

Shoprite

Studio 88

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