Someone is holding a life-changing Lottery ticket worth R32 million.
The winning ticket, with a wager amount of R40, was purchased at a retail store in Stellenbosch."At Ithuba we're dedicated to creating opportunities that change lives, and this win is a shining example of that commitment. Congratulations to the lucky winner."The pensioner said he was thrilled to have secured a future for his family.Ithuba reminded players that all tickets were valid for 365 days from the day of the draw.
In addition, all winnings over R50,000 receive free financial and trauma counselling. All winnings are tax-free.
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