Shoprite 

Shoprite’s story starts with the purchase of an eight-store grocery chain in 1979. The brand first developed in South Africa and expanded into Africa from 1990 with the opening of its first non-RSA supermarket in Windhoek, Namibia. Since then, this award-winning retail brand has grown to include hundreds of stores across the African continent.

The Shoprite brand strives to provide low-cost goods and services without compromising on quality. Apart from a selection of quality private labels, Shoprite’s house brand – Ritebrand – offers price leadership on the shelf without compromising on quality.

How we are adding value: We recognise that the high cost of transport limits the number of shop visits our customers can afford to make. By extending our shopping hours and providing a onestop full-service offering, we have increased the convenience of shopping in our stores.

Shoprite stores offer various in-house service departments including bakeries, delis, fish shops, wine sections and meat markets. Selected stores also offer other convenience services, including:

• Money Market offers customers the convenience of purchasing domestic air tickets, booking bus tickets, making utility account payments, conducting money transfers, and more.
• Medirite pharmacies provide easily accessible and affordable healthcare services, enabling customers to collect their prescription medicine while shopping.
• Computicket, where customers can buy tickets to various leisure and sporting events, as well as tickets for travelling.
• Shoprite LiquorShop can be found adjacent to selected Shoprite supermarkets, allowing shoppers to purchase a range of local and international beverages at supermarket prices.
• Virtual grocery vouchers can be bought online and sent straight to the recipient’s cellphone. These vouchers can be redeemed at any Shoprite store.  

Take a tour through one of our Shoprite stores: