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WIN R5000 in cash with the Vodacom ‘Summer Shake Off’ Competition!

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It is time to ‘Shake Off’ 2020 with the Vodacom Summer Shake Off Competition!
YOU get a chance to walk away with R5000 in cash. All you must do is tune in to this show (Stacey & J Sbu) for the #ShakeOff moment to hear the question of the day to WIN R5000 in cash. Here is the question for Thursdays competition moment, listen to Thursdays question: How many daily free shakes do you get on the My Vodacom App to participate in Vodacom’s ShakeOff 2020? CLUE: The answer is in the first parts of what J Sbu has to say to you!
26 Nov 2020 English South Africa Society & Culture · Personal Journals

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