Thando Thabethe opens her first physical store for Thabootyâs
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Actress and media personality Thando Thabethe is opening her first physical store in Dainfern Square, North of Johannesburg.
In 2017, the
947 Drive with Thando presenter launched Thabootyâs, an underwear and shapewear brand, which has been selling online.
Fast-forward to 2021, the
How to Ruin Christmas star took to Instagram to announce that she is finally opening a walk-in store.
She said: âIt takes dedication to manage a career in TV and radio, while also launching the first physical store of @thabootys, which Iâm so very excited about. This would not be possible without my education and qualification.â
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THE R500 million Boardwalk Mall redevelopment in Nelson Mandela Bay Metro’s Boardwalk Precinct will go ahead as planned at a time when many other big retail property landlords are struggling with vacancies and are selling shopping malls to reduce debt.
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The Boardwalk Casino complex will see a doubling of its retail space and gain an additional hotel. Image: Supplied
Sun Internationalâs Boardwalk Casino complex in Nelson Mandela Bay is getting a R700 million expansion that includes the doubling of retail space (to 23 000m
2) and a new independent hotel.
Construction on the initial R500 million Boardwalk Mall extension officially commenced on Thursday, following a sod-turning ceremony with investors and local politicians.
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