How Vodacom helps South Africans save, connect and enjoy more this Summer

Author: iol.co.zaPublished on: October 28, 2026Country: South Africa

Business & EconomyTechnology

How Vodacom helps South Africans save, connect and enjoy more this Summer

Vodacom has launched its 2026/27 summer campaign, #LetsDoSummer, in South Africa, offering digital rewards and deals to eligible customers. Its daily Summer Scratch & Win game is available through VodaPay and participating campaign channels, with up to three free plays a day; customers can then buy up to five extra plays for one VodaBuck each, subject to the rules. Free plays expire at the end of the day and do not roll over. The campaign also features a VodaPay offer of 20GB for R129.

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