Pick 'n Pay to open franchise in S/Phikwe

Tuesday, August 24, 2010

SELEBI-PHIKWE: The Mayor of Selebi-Phikwe, Lekang Mukokomani, is expected to welcome guests at the official opening of Pick 'n Pay Supermarket here on Thursday.

The guests will include the Member of Parliament Nonofo Molefhi, Palalani Moitlhobogi of BOCCIM and business community leaders.

The franchisee, Ruth Krupavaram, told Mmegi Business over the weekend that the supermarket has taken over the old Score Supermarket building in the mall. Pick 'n Pay has three branches in Gaborone, two in Francistown, and one in Lobatse, Palapye Serowe and Mahalapye respectively.

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