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Black Friday sales happening in South Africa!

Black Friday sale

Black Friday is around the corner and just like you, I’m patiently waiting, well trying to…

This is still very new to South Africa, with Checkers starting the hype about 3 years back. To be honest, it is nothing like the USA but since we are all trying to save a bit especially during the festive season, I guess it counts right?

There are sooo many brands that are doing black Friday this year, however, I still feel only a handful have deals that are worth it.

These are the places you can find the best sales online and offline in South Africa for Black Friday:

I will be updating this page regularly.

1. Checkers

BLACK FRIDAY

For more information, visit www.checkers.co.za/black-friday.

2. Pick n Pay

BLACK FRIDAY

For more info, visit www.picknpay.co.za.

3. Game stores

black friday

View deals here – zamphlet.co.za/game.

4. Makro

black friday

For more info, visit www.makro.co.za.

5. Dionwired

For more info, visit www.dionwired.co.za.

6. Incredible connection

black friday

For more information, visit www.incredible.co.za.

7. Toy Adventures

black friday

For more sales, visit www.toyadventures.co.za/blackfriday.

8. Toy Zone

black friday

For more info, visit www.facebook.com/ToyZoneZA.

9. Toys R US

For more info, visit www.toysrus.co.za.

10. Zando

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For more info, visit www.zando.co.za.

11. Toy Kingdom

black friday

For more info, visit www.toykingdom.co.za.

13. Takealot.com

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For more info, visit www.takealot.com.

14. Travelstart

black friday

For more info, visit www.travelstart.co.za.

15. SPREE.co.za

black friday

For more info, visit www.spree.co.za.

16. HiFi Corp

For more info, visit www.hificorp.co.za.

17. Samsung

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For more info, visit www.samsung.com.

18. Clicks

clicks

For more info, visit www.clicks.co.za.

19. Babies “R” Us

Deals here -> www.babiesrus.co.za/.

20. Apple

For more info, visit www.myistore.co.za.

21. CNA

For more info, visit www.cna.co.za

22. Schnooky Pie Handmade in SA Baby Clothing

black friday

For more info, visit www.schnookypie.co.za.

23. Hirsch’s

black friday

For more info, visit www.hirschs.co.za.

24. MrP.Com

mr-price

For more info, visit www.facebook.com/MRPFASHION.

25. SA Scooter Shop

For more info, visit www.sascootershop.co.za.

26. Le Creusetblack friday27. @home – the homeware store

black friday

For more info, visit www.home.co.za.

28. Superbalist

black friday

For more info, visit www.superbalist.com.

29. Edgars

For more info, visit www.facebook.com/EdgarsFashion.

30. One Day Only

For more info, visit www.onedayonly.co.za

31. Builders warehouse

For more info, visit www.builders.co.za

32. Dis-chem

33. Wellness Warehouse

black friday

For more info, visit www.wellnesswarehouse.com

34. Mr. Price Home

For more info, visit www.mrphome.com

35. Price Check

You will find almost all the deals on www.pricecheck.co.za.

36. Snatcher

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

For more info, visit www.snatcher.co.za

37. Faithful to Nature

Huge savings here -> www.faithful-to-nature.co.za

38. The Gadget Shop

For more info, visit www.thegadgetshop.co.za.

39. Placecol

For more info, keep an eye on their facebook page -> www.facebook.com/PlacecolSkinCare

40. Sorbet

Visit the facebook page for updates -> www.facebook.com/SorbetGroup

41. Ackermans

Keep an eye on their Facebook page for info -> www.facebook.com/AckermansSA

42, Mall of Africa

43. Rosebank Mall

44. Sandton City

45. Cotton ON

46. Loot.co.za

For more info, visit www.loot.co.za

47. Mtn

48. Vodacom

49. Cell C

50. eBucks

51. Raru.co.za

52. Ster Kinekor

53. Retail Box South Africa‎

For more info, visit www.retailbox.co.za

54. Bidorbuy

55. EyewearSA

For more information, visit www.eyewearsa.co.za

56. Boardmans

Happy Shopping!

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