Palapye enjoys new shopping experience

Friday, May 18, 2018

PALAPYE: The sprouting new malls are not effectively operational, but the locals have gotten a taste of a new shopping experience with variable options for the evolving village.

Three malls have opened for business in the past six months. The Lotsane Junction Mall was the first to open last November, Palapye Junction Mall followed in December and recently Diphalane Mall resumed business mid-last month.

A construction of yet another P78 million Platinum Icon Mall is underway. Tired spaces are also getting an upliftment. New shops have descended upon the village and yet more are emergent.

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Palapye enjoys new shopping experience

PALAPYE: The sprouting new malls are not effectively operational, but the locals have gotten a taste of a new shopping experience with variable options for the evolving village.

42 out of 45 bodies of Limpopo bus crash victims identified

Selefu

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A city divided!

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