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You are here: Home / News / MyPR / Africa’s Biggest Retailer and Biggest Bank Team up to Offer Customers More Value

Africa’s Biggest Retailer and Biggest Bank Team up to Offer Customers More Value

27 February 2025 by Guest

Africa’s biggest retailer and biggest bank team up to offer customers more value Standard Bank’s UCount Rewards available from Shoprite & Checkers in April. This is in addition to Checkers’ partnership with Discovery Vitality HealthyFood. Xtra Savings customers also continue to save a collective R1 billion per month. Africa’s biggest bank and Africa’s biggest retailer …

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