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Checkers opens fully halal-certified store at Crawford Centre in Athlone

IOL · 28 August 2026 at 13:57

Checkers opens fully halal-certified store at Crawford Centre in Athlone

Checkers has opened a 1,000 square metre fully halal-certified store at Crawford Centre in Athlone, which the retailer says is its first of its kind in the Western Cape.

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Checkers opens fully halal-certified store at Crawford Centre in Athlone

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