Innholdsfortegnelse for 2021-11-16 i Daily Voice

THIS year, Black Friday will fall on 26 November. As has been the trend for the last few years, many retailers have already started offering discounts on goods since the beginning of the month. In 2020, many South Africans took to social media to lament their dissatisfaction with what many termed “Black Friday scams”. In some instances, prices were inflated, only to be “lowered” for Black Friday, with no real savings benefit to consumers. Some media outlets have already started price comparison checks for this year’s Black Friday sale, and are finding the same scenario to be playing out once again, with several brands and retailers guilty of this artificial inflation. However, there remains no doubt that South Africans will still take part in Black Friday shopping. Sebastien Alexanderson, CEO…

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Guard “The guard let go when they pulled out a gun and told him they would kill him. “There were no shots fired, the men sped off with the Chinese woman.” Yesterday when the Daily Voice visited the shop it was closed. Police spokesman Colonel André Traut says that the matter is under investigation: “Due to the sensitive nature of the case, we will not be divulging the finer aspects thereof at this premature stage.”…

Sizes Staff member Zingisa Ngqasa says they are grateful for the donations. “There were over 50 children during the handover but 27 of our children (from the orphanage) benefited, there were no sizes for the other three. “It is not always that we get sponsorships and every little bit we get makes a difference,” says Zingisa. To find out more about their needs contact Zingisa Ngqasa at 073 360 9529.…