Black Friday is here, and thousands of shoppers are queuing and stampeding to get the best deals.
How bad is it?
We’ve compiled some of the craziest moments of the South African Black Friday chaos below:
At Makro in Milnerton a long queue formed early this morning as shoppers sought out bargains.#blackfriday#blackfridaycapetown@WeekendArguspic.twitter.com/5nGa9dINqb
— Jan Cronje (@JanTamb) November 25, 2016
More Alcoholics, more Alcoholics, more Alcoholics & more Alcoholics at Checkers Liquor #BlackFriday #CheckersBlackFriday pic.twitter.com/d9XxXCSEcT
— IG:AdvBarryRoux (@Barry_Roux) November 25, 2016
Nog ‘n stormloop by die #Checkershyper in #MallofAfrica #blackfriday @ssharim pic.twitter.com/Qqs9DQlXaB
— Netwerk24 Berig (@Netwerk24Berig) November 25, 2016
#BlackFriday: moet nooit opgee nie. As die toiletpapier gegooi word, baklei jy tot jy dit in jou trollie het.@elsjewaldeck pic.twitter.com/UkFEbPkiWy
— Netwerk24 Berig (@Netwerk24Berig) November 25, 2016
@Netwerk24Berig Kopers aan die Game by die Goue Akker-winkelsentrum in Kaapstad het Vrydagoggend die winkel binne gestroom.#blackfriday pic.twitter.com/VwWXlfVWKB
— Journo_Gene (@Abbzy4) November 25, 2016
Shoppers cautioned to be alert to pickpocket criminals in busy shopping centres today @EMERGCONTROL @CrimeLineZA #blackfriday pic.twitter.com/tsAeNUBe7w
— Arrive Alive (@_ArriveAlive) November 25, 2016
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