So many ways to win at rAge Digital Edition

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Good afternoon

Please find below the announcements of all that can be won next weekend at rAge Digital Edition.
Have you booked your own ticket yet? Don’t forget it is free and you don’t want to miss out on some great content and fab prizes as the below shows you. Book here now.

Regards
Kerry

PRESS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE ISSUE
30 OCTOBER 2020
SO MANY WAYS TO WIN AT rAge DIGITAL EDITION

ENDS
Issued By: The Lime Envelope
On Behalf Of: rAge Expo
For Media Information: Sarah Martin/Kerry Oliver
Telephone: 082 927 9470
Email: sarah@thelime.co.za
kerryo@thelime.co.za

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