At least six explosive devices have been planted at Woolworths branches and surrounding areas in Durban in the space of five days.
Plastic pollution is wreaking havoc here at home, so it’s good to see that Woolworths are stepping up to the plate.
Mention genetically modified ingredients and people’s ears perk up, so we thought we might have a quick chat about what Woolies has been up to.
If you were one of the many who were duped into thinking Woolies can take the moral high ground in the Enterprise saga, you might want to stop eating that sliced salami.
Now is not the time to be taking chances with what food you’re wolfing down, so check out this comprehensive list of banned meat products released yesterday.
As major retailers recall foodstuffs possibly affected by the listeriosis outbreak, many customers were surprised when Woolies did the same.
It’s never easy getting caught with your pants down, but Woolies didn’t do themselves any favours with their initial response to a customer’s complaint.
After receiving a complaint, Woolworths has had to recall a product that violated its ethical obligation to animal welfare. Not a good look.
As South Africa’s economic climate gets a little cloudy, establishments that attract the upper-middle class are losing business. Yup, there’s no queue outside tashas anymore.
Pick 12 goods that many South Africans use regularly, shop around at each of the big supermarket chains, and add up the cents. So who’s coming out tops?
There’s always one that has to come out on top, and while South Africans are pretty satisfied with their supermarket choice, there can only be one winner.
South Africa has voted, and these are the brands that come out on top. I guess it’s a case of old habits dying hard for many of us.
Eish, crime in South Africa is nothing new – but the brazen attempts thieves are making at stealing people’s stuff is really sickening.
SA’s retail chains have a habit of changing their prices to play at consumers’ heart strings, but there’s one that stands out as the most expensive.
Woolworths have been in trouble in the past for their mannequin displays, but now a local musician has really put the brand under some strain.
I’m a sucker for a good pie, but I may be giving Woolies a wide berth after the ongoing fiasco that is the mouse pie.
There are more than a few people out there whose entire diet consists of Woolies products, and I doubt this shocker will put them at ease.
As one man searches for the woman he fell in love with at first glance, some people on the Internet are not amped about the way he went about it.
2oceansvibe’s proud directory listing partner, Connecto want to do some market research. But they understand that your brain and time isn’t free, so they’re willing to pay you in today’s gold standard – Woolies vouchers!
It’s been a pretty average Thursday thus far for the owner of this car, whose hunger clearly got the better of them.
It’s that time of year again and everyone is cracking Christmas crackers at a rate of knots. Scrambling around on the floor to see what little goodies popped out. This forms the crux of my ‘open letter.’
A chicken sandwich consumer was left with a bad taste in his mouth after he bit into an unexpected ingredient.
One Woolworths outlet didn’t exactly cover themselves in glory with the way they had their mannequins laid out. Seriously guys, you’re better than that.
Sometimes top dogs at big companies make their exit amongst great fanfare to hang up their boots. Other times no one knows just what went down.
Pharrell Williams performed in Cape Town last night and the expected 40 000-strong protest wasn’t that at all, so instead we got some sarcastic comments.
Until Woolworths and Pharrell can prove they aren’t apartheid advocates, the duo are going to have to deal with everything the pro-Palestinian groups of South Africa have to throw at them.
Pharrell Williams may have discovered the secret to never ageing but he may need a pretty thick skin when he heads to our shores next month.
If you’re a fan of Woolies and their offerings you will most likely sympathise with this poor soul, hounded out and banned from the store for causing upset.
It looks like Woolworths aren’t mucking about with their new top-secret project. They’ve only gone and nabbed one of the world’s most sought-after performers.
I love it when we open our borders to known terrorists and no one has the decency to tell us about it. Helps one sleep at night, doesn’t it?