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Sefalana to create 300 more jobs this year

PROUD: Chandra

Sefalana is expected to create 300 more jobs this year as the group has lined up five more stores to open before the end of the year.

This was revealed by Sefalana Group Managing Director, Chandra Chauhan, on Wednesday this week during the opening of Sefalana Liquor in Tlokweng.

Chauhan said they will create these jobs through the opening of five retail stores in the country before 2020 comes to an end.

First in the line is Molepolole store which was closed for refurbishment and is expected to open in a month's time.

It will be followed by the opening of retail stores in Shakawe, ...

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