The confirmed list of South African stores offering Black Friday Deals

21 November 2016

While Black Friday has always been an American shopping day, over the years it has grown massively in South Africa.

That’s why we have comprised a list of stores confirmed to be offering Black Friday Deals this week and coming weekend.

We will still have an individual list of gaming and hardware deals, but this should give you a good idea of which stores to check out if you want to take advantage of the sales.

Read: The coolest gaming hardware and gadgets of 2016

Check out the full list below:


Checkers – up to 50% off

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Sunglass Hut – up to 60% off

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Travelstart – Black Friday weekend

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Game – Black Friday One Day Only

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Dis-chem – Black Friday Sale

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HiFi Corp – Ultimate Black Friday

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Takealot – Blue Dot Sale

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Samsung – Black Friday Deals

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Makro – Black Friday Weekend

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Clicks – Black Friday Weekend

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Digicape – Every Day until 25 November

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Hilti – Black Friday/Cyber Monday

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OutdoorPhoto – Anything Goes

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BidorBuy – Discounts all week

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Boardmans – Tick Tock it’s time to shop

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Raru – Black Friday Sale

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Spree – Black Friday 2016

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Rebeltech – Black Friday Sale

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Wootware – Black Friday Deals

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What Black Friday Deals are you looking forward to? Let us know in the comments below and in our forums.

Now read: The best-selling games and console of October

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  1. SimpleSi
    24.11.2016 at 05:50

    If I can find a Logitec G29 for less than R5k it will be a deal. Otherwise pushing the price up to R8k the day before and then saying it’s “only R5999” on BF is just a joke.

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