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Wholesaler celebrates customers at annual appreciation event

Devland Imphupu Wholesalers hosted its annual customer event, rewarding loyal shoppers with prizes and a vehicle giveaway.

February 3, 2026

Anika Sanders 1 minute read

Customer receives prize during Devland Imphupu Wholesalers event. — Devland Imphupu Wholesalers rewarding loyal customers. (Photo: Newcastle Advertiser / Anika Sanders)

In celebration of their customers, Devland Imphupu Wholesalers hosted its annual customer event at St Dominics on Saturday, January 24.

Naeem Kharwa, Impuphu’s owner, welcomed the guests to this prestigious event.

Asian people sitting at a table with food and drink on the table. They are sitting inside a school hall with trees in the background. The Asian people are looking in front of them. The tablecloth on the table is white. It is day-time. — Guests and customers at Imphuphu’s event. (Photo: Newcastle Advertiser / Anika Sanders)

Staff introductions, pop-the-balloon, and spin-the-wheel saw business owners from across the Amajuba District interacting with one another and enjoying their Saturday afternoon.

A man is throwing darts at multi-coloured balloons. There are two people watching the man throw the dart. The balloons are attched to a white board. There is a white wall in the background. — A customer playing pop-the-balloon. (Photo: Newcastle Advertiser / Anika Sanders)

Awards and prizes were given to various customers for their continuous support and dedication to Devland Imphupu Wholesalers.

A white man is shaking an Asian man's hand. The Asian man is holding a box in his left hand. There is an Indian man next to him, speaking into a microphone. There is a screen projected against the white wall in the background. — A supplier handing a well-deserved award to a customer. (Photo: Newcastle Advertiser / Anika Sanders)

Congratulations to Dereje Ndiya, who won the Suzuki Carry bakkie, sponsored by Devland Imphupu Wholesalers.

A man is standing in front of a white vehicle. The vehilce has many stickers on it. There is a red ribbon attached to the vehicle. There is a white wall behind the vehicle. The man is dark-skinned and wearing light colours. — Dereje Ndiya, who won the Suzuki Carry bakkie. (Photo: Newcastle Advertiser / Anika Sanders)

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