eMalahleni Meat World opening sizzles with fun
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Zita Goldswain Less than a minute
Embraced in the smokey haze of braaivleis eMalahleni got together today to celebrate the opening of Meat World at Crescent Corner Shopping Centre.
With DJ Mack Rapapali guiding the day's festivities and appearances by Jo Black, The Saxby Twins, Deon Groot, Renaldo, and Mionette, the day wrapped in a warm atmosphere.
Shoppers not only enjoyed great specials but also got to catch up with friends in the 'party' square.
WITBANK NEWS 'snapped' away and captured the day's festivities.
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