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Kwena Square Spend & Win Competition

MyPR: Kwena Square Spend & Win Competition:

You’re Invited to Kwena Square’s Birthday Bash!

We’re celebrating our 1st birthday with you! From the 1st of July – 28th of July where you could WIN at Kwena Square!

We’ve got tonnes of prizes up for grabs! You could be 1 of 3 lucky winners to WIN your share of our ? GRAND PRIZES.

Prize 1: R22,149, Prize 2: R18,650 & Prize 3: R15,540

How to enter:
1. Spend the minimum amount at our participating stores.
2. Scan the QR code at the till point.
3. Enter your details on the digital form.

Winners will be drawn at Kwena Square on the 29th of July.

But we’re not stopping there! We’re celebrating every Saturday in July, 1-8-15-22 from 11am – 2pm with INSTANT SPOT prizes from our awesome stores! You could win a voucher or hamper, it’s their gift to you.

We also have weekly prizes up for grabs that you don’t want to miss out on valued at R30 000 in weekly giveaways.

How to enter for weekly prizes:
1. Spend R500 or MORE on the Saturdays
2. Bring your till slip to the centre court.
3. Scan the barcode.
4. Enter your details.

You could WIN! Kwena Square is inspired convenience for our community. Let us spoil you with gifts this July.

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