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Amazon South Africa is promising a big sale for Heritage Day 2025 – Hypertext | SA News

19 September 2025 by Guest
  • Amazon South Africa advertises “Heritage Day Edition” Big Smile Sale.
  • It takes place between 19th and 30th September.
  • Heritage Day itself takes place on 24th September.

South Africa’s next public holiday – Heritage Day – takes place next week on 24th September, but Amazon.co.za is starting celebrations early with a big sale.

This is another instance of the South African Amazon running what it calls a Big Smile Sale which sees discounts happening across the site and on products from just about every category. It has been running these sales with some regularity ever since the store opened last year.

No specifics for the sale have been revealed aside from its…

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