Game Oshakati adds fresh food to the mix

EXPECT the delicious aroma of fresh bread and tasty food being prepared the next time you visit Game at Oshakati.From 26 August, shoppers can expect a new and improved store and a whole new shopping experience at Game Oshakati, the shop has promised.

The newly revamped store which can be found on the Okatana/Endola main road, starts trading at 09h00, with promises of plenty of opening specials.

Game Oshakati will now offer a selection of fresh fruit, vegetables, meat and baked goods.

Additionally, the store continues to offer the signature range of general merchandise which drives the ongoing popularity of the Game brand, such as major domestic appliances, high-tech television sets, sound and audio equipment, toys, linen, sporting goods, interior décor, camping and outdoor products as well as health and beauty aids.

“The introduction of fresh food to our stores is a natural progression for us.

As a result of putting our customers at the heart of all we do, we wanted to ensure that they always have an easy, delightful and convenient shopping experience when visiting our stores.

The newly revamped store has been converted to a complete one-stop-shop, where our customers can purchase virtually every household requirement under one roof, at the lowest possible prices,” said Game marketing and customer director, Mark Turner.

Game has a long-lasting commitment to customer satisfaction, which is reflected in the slogan “You Always Win”, which is applied through a trio of far-reaching guarantees on price, satisfaction and service.

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