Over R130 000 worth of prizes at the Kids of the South fashion event

OVER R130 000 WORTH OF PRIZES AT THE KIDS OF THE SOUTH FASHION EVENT Submission Details

Author: Krystal Coconas from Mall of the South.
More Info link: https://mallofthesouth.co.za/home/index.php
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About Mall of the South
Experience convenient shopping at its best in the south of Jo’burg at Mall of the South, a 72 000 m² regional shopping centre, with over 160 fabulous stores to choose from, free Wi-Fi and more. Mall of the South prides itself in being a retail market leader in mall innovation, functional work stations and great visibility from two main arterial roads, namely Klipriver Drive and Swartkoppies Road.
The suburbs that fall in the primary and secondary catchments areas are one of the wealthiest suburbs in the south of Jo’burg, particularly Aspen Hills, which attracts the affluent resident with a taste for luxury brands.
Mall of the South – Pure Shopping Pleasure

The media release has been issued by Mall of the South’s Marketing Department. For more information, contact MOTS Media on 011 682 8780 or mail to motsmedia@mallofthesouth.co.za.

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