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Sakhile Dlamini all smiles. The SUB Competition is proving that sometimes the biggest rewards can come from the simplest of everyday activities.
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For a growing number of emaSwati, a simple trip to the store has turned into an exciting opportunity to walk away with life-changing prizes, thanks to the SUB Competition, which continues to create winners every week.

The promotion has captured the attention of shoppers across the country, not only because of the attractive prizes on offer, but also because ordinary people are proving that anyone can win.

One of the latest lucky winners is Sakhile Florence Dlamini, who scooped a shopping voucher worth E5 000 during the Week 3 draw. What started as a routine entry into the competition quickly turned into a memorable moment that left her smiling all the way home.

The excitement continued in Week 5 when two more participants struck gold. Bonginkosi Ginindza and Khanyisile Dlamini each walked away with E5 000 shopping vouchers, joining a growing list of winners whose lives have been brightened by the competition.

In a time when every cent counts, shopping vouchers have become more than just prizes. For many households, they offer an opportunity to stock up on groceries, purchase household essentials and ease monthly expenses.

It is no surprise that the competition has become a favourite among shoppers who see every entry as a chance to make their budgets stretch a little further.

Beyond the prizes, the competition has also added a sense of fun and anticipation to everyday shopping. Participants eagerly wait for weekly winner announcements, hoping their names will be the next to be called.

The best part? There is still time to enter

With the competition set to close on June 30, 2026, shoppers still have several opportunities to put themselves in the running for the remaining prizes.

As the countdown continues, excitement is building and so is the possibility of creating more winners.

For those who have been sitting on the sidelines, this could be the perfect time to take a chance.

After all, the next E5 000 shopping voucher could be waiting for you.

Bonginkosi Ginindza won E5 000 shopping voucher. (Courtesy pics)
Bonginkosi Ginindza won E5 000 shopping voucher. (Courtesy pics)
Khanyisile Dlamini walked away with E5 000 shopping vouchers, joining a growing list of winners whose lives have been brightened by the competition.
Khanyisile Dlamini walked away with E5 000 shopping vouchers, joining a growing list of winners whose lives have been brightened by the competition.

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Vumile Mavimbela

Vumile is the Sections and Supplemental Editor, dedicated to creating content that informs, inspires and delivers value to both readers and clients. Overseeing the Food and Lifestyle, Technology Today, Health and Beauty, Church Services, Education and Training, Jobs on Tuesday, and Personal Finance sections, Vumile is passionate about telling stories that educate, celebrate local success and connect audiences with opportunities that matter.

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