Shoppers brace themselves for Black Friday

Black Friday is observed on 29 November this year and shoppers can look forward to an exciting shopping experience with a variety of special offers and discounts on offer at many retailers in the city.
According to Mall of the North Marketing Manager Mari Delport, most of the shops in the mall will have Black Friday promotions. “Game and Jet Stores will even open at midnight on Friday to afford shoppers that extra time to do their shopping for that special item that they always wanted,” Delport said.
Wasa Pumps’ Black Friday special of a 0,75 kW pressure pump and controller for only R1 400 is the ideal solution for water shortages that has become a reality of everyday life, while Bosveld Pumps and Stewarts and Lloyds’ wide variety of pumps and water goods may just have the item to make your do it yourself project a success.
Make your house a home with the selection of stylish furniture on view at the showrooms of UFO and Nictus and take advantage of their special offers that will not be repeated.
For DIY enthusiasts the place to go is Dada’s World of Hardware or Gilani Tile Warehouse where skilled and experienced salespeople are waiting to offer advice on the right item to suit your needs.
Paint Pot has specials that are only valid until 30 November and offers a 25% discount on decorative tinting to give that special colour option. The special offers are, however, only valid while stocks last.
Rix Pawnshop & Catering offers a mincer at R5 999, an electric double fryer at only
R1 399 and popcorn machine at R1 999 as well as many other appliances for the entertainer and caterer.
End your day of shopping with a real relaxing session at House of Asante Spa by taking advantage of their special offers that will make your Black Friday a day to remember.
Black Friday is an informal name for the Friday following Thanksgiving Day in the United States of America, which is celebrated on the fourth Thursday of November. It was originally called Black Friday because the volume of shoppers created traffic accidents and sometimes even violence after they started to call in sick on that Friday and have a four day weekend with much time for retail therapy and relaxation.

Story: BARRY VILJOEN
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