Sefalana Shopper Ghanzi

Sefalana Shopper Ghanzi is a supermarket in Ghanzi, in western Botswana, trading under the Sefalana Shopper name of the Sefalana group. Its address is Shop No. 1, Plot 32, Ghanzi. Sefalana's own store-locator map lists the branch as "Shopper Ghanzi - (North)". Sefalana Shopper is the group's supermarket format. The company describes it as "34 retail supermarkets trading under the name 'Sefalana Shopper'", alongside six Sefalana Quick convenience stores, 23 Cash & Carry outlets and six Hyper stores, with just under 400 independent retailers across Botswana affiliated to the group as voluntary franchise members. Sefalana says it came into existence in 1974 and was the first company to list on the Botswana Stock Exchange, in 1979. Ghanzi is the administrative centre of Ghanzi District, in the Kalahari in the west of the country. The district covers 117,910 square kilometres, borders Namibia's Omaheke Region to the west and counted 56,555 residents at the 2022 census; most of its eastern half lies within the Central Kalahari Game Reserve. The contemporary San art movement began in the district in 1990 through the Kuru Development Trust. Sefalana's website does not give a telephone number or trading hours for the Ghanzi store, so phoning ahead before a special trip is advisable.

Shop no. 1, Plot 32, Ghanzi, Botswana
Ghanzi

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