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Branches-And-Boxers-Open.Pdf Branch Open Province Branch Name Address Suburb Town Eastern Cape OXFORD STREET EAST LONDON 71 Oxford street East London Central East London Eastern Cape QUEENSTOWN Permanent Building, The Hexagon, 93 Cathcart road Queenstown Queenstown Eastern Cape KING WILLIAMSTOWN 21 Taylor street King William's Town King William's Town Eastern Cape MACLEAN ROAD KING WILLIAMSTOWN shop 1 and 2, 39 Maclean road King William's Town King William's Town Eastern Cape GREENACRES Shop 126, Greenacres Shopping Centre, Ring road Greenacres Port Elizabeth Eastern Cape DUTYWA Jointprop Building, 1 Main road Idutywa Idutywa Eastern Cape MDANTSANE Shop 43 and 44, Mdantsane City Mall, Cnr Qumza Higway and Billie road Mdantsane Unit 4 Mdantsane Eastern Cape PORT ALFRED Shop 6A, 1st Floor, Heritage Mall, Cnr Gluckman road and Biscay road Port Alfred Port Alfred Eastern Cape BEACON BAY Shop 3, Beacon Bay Retail Park, Bonza Bay road Beaconhurst East London Eastern Cape NGCOBO 206 Cnr Church and High street Engcobo Engcobo Eastern Cape CENTANI Old Magistrate Building, Main street Kentani Kentani Eastern Cape BUTTERWORTH Shop 1, Super Spar Centre, Cnr Merriman street and High street Butterworth Butterworth Eastern Cape LUSIKISIKI 169 Main road Lusikisiki Lusikisiki Eastern Cape MOUNT FRERE Shop 10, Mount Frere Mall, 350 Main street Mount Frere Mount Frere Western Cape HOUT BAY Shop E6, Main Stream Shopping Centre, Main road Hout Bay Hout Bay Eastern Cape NGQELENI Cnr King George road and Armstrong street Ngqeleni Ngqeleni Eastern Cape VINCENT PARK Shop 52, Vincent Park Shopping Centre, Devereux avenue Vincent East London Eastern Cape MTHATHA PLAZA Shop 17 and 20, Ground Floor, Mthatha Plaza, 35 Nelson Mandela drive Norwood Mthatha Eastern Cape WALMER PARK Shop 119, Walmer Park Shopping Centre, Main road Walmer Port Elizabeth Eastern Cape UITENHAGE Nedbank Centre, 70 Caledon street Uitenhage Lower Central Uitenhage Eastern Cape MTHATHA CBD Old Mutual Building, Ground Floor, Cnr Leeds street and York road Norwood Mthatha Eastern Cape BT NGEBS MTHATHA Shop 82, BT Ngebs City Shopping Centre, Errol Spring avenue Mthatha Part 1 Mthatha Eastern Cape MOTHERWELL Shop 25A, Motherwell Shopping Centre, Cnr Nyara street and Tynira street Motherwell 4 Motherwell Eastern Cape GRAAFF REINET Dewdney House, Ground Floor, 38 Caledon street Graaff-Reinet Graaff-Reinet Eastern Cape GRAHAMSTOWN 94 High Street Grahamstown Grahamstown Eastern Cape JEFFREYS BAY Shop 50, Equinox Mall, St. Francis road Jeffrey's Bay Jeffrey's Bay Eastern Cape GOVAN MBEKI BRANCH Shop A, 85 Govan Mbeki avenue Port Elizabeth Central Port Elizabeth Eastern Cape ALIWAL NORTH 42 Somerset street Aliwal North Aliwal North Eastern Cape 6th AVENUE WALMER Shop G15, 6th avenue Shopping Centre, Cnr Heugh road and 6th avenue Walmer Port Elizabeth Eastern Cape KENAKO MALL shop 45, Nedbank Kenako Mall, Cnr Uitenhage road and Spondo street Struandale Industrial Port Elizabeth Eastern Cape HUMANSDORP 13 Main street Humansdorp Humansdorp Eastern Cape BAYWEST MALL Shop LG52, Bay West Mall, Walker drive Ext Bay West Port Elizabeth Eastern Cape CLEARY PARK Shop 68, Lower level, Cleary Park Shopping Centre, Cnr Stanford road and Norman Middleton road Cleary Park Bethelsdorp Eastern Cape BIZANA Shop 5, Makwande Shopping Centre, 13-14 Main street Bizana Bizana Eastern Cape MATATIELE Shop 2, Shoprite Centre, 488 Green street Matatiele Matatiele Eastern Cape PIER 14 Shop 116-118, Pier 14, Govan Mbeki avenue North End Port Elizabeth Free State PRELLER SQUARE Shop 27 and 28, Preller Square, Louw Wepener street Dan Pienaar Bloemfontein Free State NORTHRIDGE MALL Cnr Kenneth Kaunda Road & Christi Groenewald Street Helicon Heights Bloemfontein Free State THABA NCHU shop 5 and 7, Thaba Nchu Shopping Centre, Cnr Main street and End street Thaba Nchu Thaba Nchu Free State BOTSHABELO RCM CompleCentral Business District Botshabelo-BA Botshabelo Free State ROCKLANDS Kenworth Centre, Cnr Moshoeshoe street and Mjiba road Kagisanong Mangaung Free State BETHLEHEM 17B President Boshoff street Bethlehem Bethlehem Free State MIMOSA Shop L21A, Mimosa Mall, 131 Kellner street Brandwag Bloemfontein Free State PARYS Shop 8 and 9 Parys Boulevard Centre, Buiten street Parys Parys Free State KROONSTAD 71 Cross street Kroonstad Central Kroonstad Free State LADYBRAND Shop 2, CMJ Centre, Cnr Joubert street and Dan Pienaar street Ladybrand Ladybrand Free State BOTHAVILLE 21 President Street Bothaville Bothaville Free State MAITLAND STREET BLOEMFONTEIN Perm Building, 45 Charlotte Maxeke street Bloemfontein Central Bloemfontein Free State LOCH LOGAN Shop S04, 2nd Floor, Loch Logan Shopping Centre, 105 - 107 Henry street Willows Bloemfontein Free State PHUTHADITJHABA Shop 18, Setsing Crest Centre, Cnr Main road and Secondary road Phuthaditjhaba A Phuthaditjhaba Free State FLEURDAL Shop 35, Fleurdal Shopping Centre, Vereeniging drive Fleurdal Bloemfontein Free State HARRISMITH Harrismith Building, Cnr Bester street and Warden street Harrismith Harrismith Free State WELKOM 10 Ryk street Welkom Central Welkom Gauteng KRUGERSDORP CBD shop 1, Cnr Commissioner street and Rissik street Krugersdorp Krugersdorp Gauteng CRADLESTONE MALL Shop U106, Cradlestone Mall, Cnr Hendrik Potgieter road and Furrow road The Village Krugersdorp Gauteng ROODEPOORT CITY 53 Van Wyk street Roodepoort Roodepoort Gauteng FLORIDA shop 4-5, 16 Goldman street Florida Roodepoort Gauteng THE CARLTON Shop 104 - 106, 100 Level, Carlton Centre, Main street Marshalls Town Johannesburg Gauteng HEIDELBERG Shop 55, Heidelberg Mall, 7 Makapan street Military Base Heidelberg Gauteng FORDSBURG Plaza Point, Cnr 286 Main road and Terrace street Fordsburg Johannesburg Gauteng TRADE ROUTE MALL Shop L32, Trade Route Mall, Cnr Nirvana drive and K43 Lenasia Lenasia Gauteng MAPONYA MALL Shop 140, Maponya Mall, Chris Hani road Klipspruit Soweto Gauteng DOBSONVILLE Shop 35, Dobsonville Shopping Centre, 75 Elias Motsoaledi road Mmesi Park Soweto Gauteng JABULANI MALL Shop No 3, Jabulani Mall, Cnr Koma road and Bolani road Jabulani Soweto Gauteng HYDE PARK Shop 11C, Lower Mall, Hyde Park Shopping Centre, Jan Smuts avenue Hyde Park Sandton Gauteng O.R TAMBO AIRPORT shop IDR5, O.R Thambo International Airport, Mezzanine Floor, International Arrivals Hall OR Tambo International Airport Kempton Park Gauteng WONDERPARK Shop 359, Wonderpark Shopping Centre, Corner Heinrich avenue and Old Brits road Karenpark Akasia Gauteng BROOKLYN PRETORIA Shop 358, Brooklyn Mall, Bronkhorst street Nieuw Muckleneuk Pretoria Gauteng PROTEA GLEN Shop 51, Protea Glen Shopping Centre, Cnr Adcock street (R558) and Protea boulevard Protea Glen Soweto Gauteng CLEARWATERS ROODEPOORT Shop Lm 011, Clearwater Shopping Centre, Christiaan De Wet road Strubens Valley Roodepoort Gauteng TSAKANE Shop 56, Tsakane Mall, Cnr Modjadji street and Malandela street Tsakane Brakpan Gauteng LAMBTON Shop No 1, 28 Degrees North Shopping Centre, Cnr Cleator road and Webber road Hazel Park Germiston Gauteng TEMBISA PLAZA Shop 58, Tembisa Plaza, Cnr andrew Mapheto road and Nzimvubu street Esangweni Tembisa Gauteng NICOLWAY Shop U16, Nicolway Shopping Centre, Cnr William Nicol drive and Wedgewood link Bryanston Sandton Gauteng SOUTHDALE Shop 12-14, Southdale Shopping Centre, Alamein road Southdale Johannesburg South Gauteng LAKESIDE MALL Shop D01, Deck Level, Lakeside Mall, Tom Jones avenue Benoni Benoni Gauteng WOODMEAD 1 Waterval street, Shop 19, Woodmead Retail Park Woodmead Sandton Gauteng INDUSTRIA 31 Albertina Sisulu road Industria West Johannesburg Gauteng PARK STATION Shop M18, Johannesburg Park Station, Rissik street Johannesburg Johannesburg Gauteng BRAAMFONTEIN shop 14, Nedbank Corner, 96 Jorissen street Johannesburg Johannesburg Gauteng NEWTOWN JUNCTION Shop 125, Ground Floor, Newtown Junction, 100 Carr street Newtown Johannesburg Gauteng MEYERTON Shop 2, Alarn Building, 16 Loch street, Meyerton, 1961 Meyerton Meyerton Gauteng NEW MARKET Shop 23, Newmarket Mall, Cnr Heidelburg road and Ring road East Newmarket Park Alberton Gauteng ALBERTON shop 2 wesbank house, 26 Voortrekker street New Redruth Alberton Gauteng MALL OF THE SOUTH Shop G152, Mall of the South, Cnr Swartkoppies road and Kliprivier road Aspen Nature Estate Johannesburg South Gauteng EVATON Shop No. 36, Evaton Plaza, Cnr Golden Highway and Eastern road Evaton West Evaton Gauteng SEBOKENG Shop A23, Thabong Shopping Centre, Unit 10, Ground Level, Moshoeshoe street Sebokeng Unit 10 Sebokeng Gauteng EYETHU ORANGE FARM MALL Shop L16, Eyethu Orange Farm Mall, Erf 15673 Orange Farm Orange Farm Gauteng VANDERBIJLPARK 1 President Kruger street Vanderbijlpark C. C. Vanderbijlpark Gauteng VAAL MALL Shop 123, Vaal Shopping Mall, Cnr Barrage street and Rossini Boulevard Vanderbijlpark S. W. 2 Vanderbijlpark Gauteng VEREENIGING Shop 1, Metrolife Building, Cnr Kruger street and Voortrekker avenue Vereeniging Vereeniging Gauteng THREE RIVERS Shop 2B, River Square Shopping Centre, Cnr General Hertzog road and Nile drive Three Rivers Vereeniging Gauteng NORTHMEAD BENONI shop F17, Northmead Square Shopping Centre, Cnr 14th avenue and O'Reilly Merry street Northmead Benoni Gauteng KATLEHONG Ground Floor, Shop 4, Motse Wa Lijane Shopping Centre, Cnr Nota street and Mosoeu street Hlahatsi Katlehong Gauteng CARNIVAL MALL Shop 73, Mall @ Carnival, Cnr Airport road and Heidelberg road Dalpark Brakpan Gauteng ROSEBANK Shop 127, 128 and 129, The Mall Rosebank, 50 Bath avenue Rosebank Johannesburg Gauteng NORWOOD Shop No U71 and U72 Banking Mall, Norwood Mall, Cnr 6th avenue and Hamlin street Hawkins Estate Johannesburg
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