A woman has finally claimed the R100 million Lotto jackpot.
The National Lottery Ithuba said it was thrilled to announce that the lucky participant had officially come forward to claim their prize.
“We are overjoyed to celebrate this monumental win with our latest jackpot winner, especially during Women’s Month,” Ithuba CEO Charmaine Mabuza said.
“The R100 million Lotto jackpot is a life-changing amount, and it is a testament to the excitement and opportunities that the South African National Lottery brings to participants across the country.”
Ithuba said that the winner chose to remain anonymous but expressed her immense gratitude and excitement.
The draw took place on August 3 and was the second largest jackpot in the history of the game.
The R100 million jackpot, was won after 25 consecutive roll-overs.
The winning ticket was purchased at Pick n’ Pay in Hazeldean Square in Pretoria.
Meanwhile, Ithuba announced that a KwaZulu-Natal couple had bagged the Powerball Plus jackpot and one of the first things they plan on doing in securing a medical aid.
National Lottery Ithuba said the couple, both in their 60s, scooped R16,749,487.40 from the August 2, draw.
The winning ticket was purchased at a local retailer and the couple opted for a quick pick selection worth R22.50.
“With this money, we will finally be able to join a medical aid scheme and receive convenient healthcare,” the couple said sharing their plans with Ithuba.
Ithuba said the couple who were “living from hand-to-mouth” and survive through their small businesses, have gone without medical aid for the better part of their lives.
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