Mafenyatlala Mall to open in August

Monday, June 29, 2009

Mafenyatlala Shopping Complex, which has been under construction in Molepolole, will be opened in August. The P50-million mall is located in the heart of the capital town of Bakwena and is owned by Cash Bazaar Holdings (CBH).

The complex occupies part of a plot where old Mafenyatlala Hotel used to be. The Tenant Coordinator of CBH, Chris Mpete, says while the mall will be opened for business in August, the official opening ceremony will be held at a later stage.

Mpete said the construction of the mall is complete, except for external works like the parking lot and a few finishing touches. The mall is composed of two separate blocks which are divided by a parking zone.

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