19/01/18	Muzi Dlamini	KZN	R15,000
22/01/18	John Segabetla	LMP	R  5,000
23/01/18	Shimane Mokobane	GA	R10,000
24/01/18	Nqobizitha Zakwe	KZN	R10,000
*25/01/18	Shimane Mokobane	GA	R40,000

26/01/18	Trymore Munhuwumwe	MPU	R15,000
29/01/18	Mhlengi Blose	KZN	R10,000
30/01/18	Bongekile Dlani	KZN	R15,000
31/01/18	Puleng Ninny	LMP	R  5,000
*01/02/18	Mhlengi Blose	KZN	R45,000

02/02/18	Sithandiwe Magqirana	EC	R20,000
05/02/18	Treasure Mlangeni	MPU	R  5,000
06/02/18	Lehlohonolo Ramokgopa	GA	R10,000
07/02/18	Thabiso Mafaesa	FS	R10,000
*08/02/18	Sithandiwe Magqirana	EC	R45,000

09/02/18	Lerato Nkabinde	GA	R  5,000
12/02/18	Matome Kwakwa	LMP	R15,000
13/02/18	Senamile Mdlalose	KZN	R  5,000
14/02/18	Queen Makopole	MPU	R20,000
*15/02/18	Lerato Maja	LMP	R45,000

16/02/18	Jabulani Mthethwa	GA	R20,000
19/02/18	Mlekeleli Shabalala	WC	R10,000
20/02/18	Nkhu Segagamba	LMP	R20,000
21/02/18	Lufuno Tshikhudo	NC	R20,000
*22/02/18	Thobeka Ntombela	KZN	R70,000

23/02/18	Nompie Nahlomola	GA	R10,000
26/02/18	Buhle Buthelezi	GA	R  5,000
27/02/18	Sandile Mdluli	KZN	R20,000
28/02/18	Adziambei Mabuli	NW	R  5,000
01/03/18	Josias Moloto	LMP	R40,000

02/03/18	Marie Phiri	GA	R10,000
05/03/18	Hashem Hendricks	WC	R  5,000
06/03/18	Monica Mthabela	WC	R10,000
07/03/18	Itumeleng Motsiane	NW	R10,000
08/03/18	Robert Nxumalo	GA	R35,000

09/03/18	Selina Mpanyane	GA	R  5,000
12/03/18	Nkosiyazi Ndlovu	KZN	R  5,000
12/03/18	Nkosiyazi Ndlovu	KZN	R  5,000
13/03/18	David Monareng	FS	R10,000
14/03/18	Marks John Maphosa	MPU	R15,000
15/03/18	Makwena Lilly Seanedo	LMP	R35,000

16/03/18	Thandile Bambiso	EC	R10,000
19/03/18	Siphindile Mlungwana	KZN	R  5,000
20/03/18	Eric Mshubi	GA	R10,000
21/03/18	Bafana Zwane	MPU	R10,000
22/03/18	Louis Nieuwenhuizen	GA	R35,000

23/03/18	Thokozani Molife	KZN	R  5,000
26/03/18	Jana Swarts	WC	R  5,000
27/03/18	Leonard Gumede	KZN	R10,000
28/03/18	Anna Siyazamkela Lali	EC	R15,000
29/03/18	Cara Thomas	WC	R35,000

30/03/18	Sanele Mavuso	MPU	R10,000
02/04/18	Palesa Mkize	GA	R  5,000
03/04/18	Malitsha Malwela	LMP	R10,000
04/04/18	Nqobile Mchunu	KZN	R15,000
05/04/18	Siyabonga Mlotshwa	KZN	R40,000

06/04/18	Gepuza Lucky Kopotsa	LMP	R1,000,000
06/04/18	Molebogeng Mochologi	GA	R50,000
06/04/18	Michelle Palm	GA	R25,000

Meet our second winner! Ipeleng Mahlahle is a single mother of three, and at 32 years old she owns her own small business. She sells snacks and drinks on a street corner in Giyani and is completely responsible for supporting her three children.

Ipeleng plans to use the R5 000 she won to grow her business and to buy school uniforms for her kids. She is feeling particularly lucky because she only entered once.

Our third winner is 29-year-old Johannes Ndwendwa who is a part-time metalworker living in Kempton Park, Johannesburg. Johannes watched the show with his friends and family and they were all surprised and very happy to see that he won R10 000!

He plans to use the money to pay for his 8-year-old daughter’s education.

Meet 35-year-old Muzi Dlamini from KwaNongoma who won R15 000! He couldn’t believe his eyes when he saw his name on screen and nearly jumped through the roof with excitement!

Muzi is currently looking for employment, and plans to use his winnings to further his studies in electrical engineering. His ultimate goal is to start his own business one day once he is more qualified.

John Segabetla from Vaalwater, Limpopo became R5 000 richer. This 33-year-old father of two is self-employed and runs his own small business selling cleaning products.

31-year-old Shimane Mokobane from Randfontein in Gauteng who was thrilled to learn that he won R10 000!

This father of two runs his own business selling hygiene products. Shimane entered the competition a handful of times and didn’t expect to win. He plans to do a boilermaker course and also to invest some of the money into his business.

He watched the show with his mother and they were both thrilled to see how much he won when his name appeared on screen! John plans to invest the money into his business because he wants to grow it this year.

Meet 25-year-old winner Nqobizitha Zakwe from KwaMashu in KZN. Nqobizitha was thrilled to learn that he had won R10 000! He entered the competition five times, so was surprised to hear that he’d won.

Nqobizitha is about to become a father and he plans to use the money to help care for his child. He will also be buying some new furniture for his house.

Trymore Munhuwumwe from Middelburg won R15 000! This 31-year-old self-employed mechanic only entered the competition once and was surprised to learn that he won. He is a father of four and plans on using the money for his children’s education.

30-year-old Mhlengi Blose from Pietermartizburg became R10 000 richer. Mhlengi is a yard official at Transnet and father of two.

He plans to use his winnings to undergo traditional healing training and initiation as well as to conduct a ceremony. Mhlengi was surprised to learn that he won because he only entered once, thinking he would just try his luck.

Meet Bongekile Dlani, a Department of Health worker from Ixopo, who is smiling all the way to the bank after winning R15 000!

This 39-year-old mother of one is thrilled that her luck held out, and she plans to use her winnings to pay for her son’s school fees.

30-year-old winner Sithandiwe Magqirana from Port St. Johns in the Eastern Cape entered our competition at least five times a day! He was so excited to hear he’d won that he dropped everything he was carrying when he got the good news.

Sithandiwe has three children and works in distribution for Tidy Files. He plans to use the money to do his driver’s licence and to build a house.

Well done to 50-year-old Treasure Mlangeni from Carolina in Mpumalanga who became R5 000 richer! This husband and father of two works for the Department of Health, and was surprised to find out he is a winner after entering the competition ten times.

Treasure plans to put the money towards his kids’ education.

Our R10 000 winner Lehlohonolo Ramokgopa from Naledi, Gauteng was thrilled to see how much he won! This 30-year-old call centre worker only entered the competition four times!

He plans to use the money to buy his grandmother new furniture.

30-year-old cashier Senamile Mdlalose from KwaNongoma, KwaZulu-Natal won R5 000! She entered the competition about thirty times and kept believing that she could be a winner.

When she won she was so excited that she watched the show again here on our Facebook page. She is a mother of two and plans to use the money to continue her studies.

Meet Queen Makopole from Kriel in Mpumalanga who became an incredible R20 000 richer! Our 34-year-old winner is currently unemployed and plans to use the money to finish matric and to get her driver’s license.

She entered the competition many times and always kept hoping she would win. Queen was overjoyed when she saw just how much money she is taking home.

Meet our first ever new Bonanza Night winner Lerato Maja from Thohoyandou Limpopo. This was the first Thursday night draw where anyone could win and she was overjoyed when she saw her name on TV!

This 26-year-old mother of two entered close to 100 times, and kept praying that she would be a winner. She watched the show with her family members and although she’d gotten a call telling her to watch because she is a winner she decided to surprise them, letting them see her name on screen for the first time. Lerato and her family were watching another show but she made them change the channel to see who the latest YesWena 20:29 winner would be.

When she saw the amount of R45 000 she thought she was mistaken because none of the others had won that much before. Then her name came on the screen, leaving her and her family shocked and amazed. She plans to buy a tombstone for her mother, she’d never been able to afford one before. Lerato will use the rest of the money for investments and her children’s schooling.

Well done on becoming R20 000 richer to Jabulani Mthethwa from Tembisa, Gauteng! This 40-year-old UNISA student only entered the competition once but remained hopeful that he would be a winner. He was so happy when he got the call he cried. Jabulani is a husband and father of two and he plans to invest his winnings.

Well done to our latest winner 29-year-old Mlekeleli Shabalala from Cape Town who became R10 000 richer! This husband and father of one was thrilled to be featured as one of our winners because he only entered the competition a few times. Mlekeleli is self-employed and plans to use the money to expand his businesses.

48-year-old Matome Kwakwa from Polokwane, Limpopo won R15 000! He only entered the competition five times so was shocked to hear he was a winner. He plans to use some of the money to improve his house, while he will save the rest.

31-year-old Lufuno Tshikhudo from Kimberley in the Northern Cape won R20 000! This mother of two was overjoyed when she heard she was a winner.

She was so excited she couldn’t stop herself from shouting for joy and running up and down. She plans to use the money for her children’s education.

Meet Nompie Nahlomola from Evaton Gauteng who won R10 000 after entering YesWena. This 34-year-old mother of two was very excited to hear she’d won because this is the first time she’d ever entered a competition!

Her family shared in her excitement when they watched the show together. Nompie is planning to pay off debts with her winnings.

Meet Thobeka Ntombela from Ulundi, KwaZulu-Natal our biggest YesWena 20:29 winner so far. She won a life-changing R70 000 on last Thursday's Bonanza Night episode! This 31-year-old mother of three has been entering regularly for the past two months.

She was so happy when she heard how much she’d won that she couldn’t stop screaming – Thobeka never expected to win this much money. She is currently studying education and plans to use the money to complete her studies. Thobeka will also give some of the money to her siblings as their parents have passed away and will invest the rest for her children.

24-year-old Buhle Buthelezi from Soweto, Gauteng is the lucky winner of R5 000. This mother of one plans to spend the money on her daughter’s school fees.

She was very surprised to be chosen as a winner as this is the first time she’s ever won anything! Buhle entered the competition over thirty times.

28-year-old Sandile Mdluli, a father of one, from Verulam, KwaZulu-Natal was so surprised that he won R20 000 that he couldn’t sleep after seeing his name on screen! Even though he entered the competition many times and was hoping to be a winner, he couldn’t believe he had won such a big amount.

Sandile is currently unemployed and plans to use the money to further his education and to do his driver’s license. He’s hoping this will help him find employment because he’s been struggling to find work.

Meet 36-year-old Adziambei Mabuli, a self-employed entrepreneur from Rustenburg in the North West province who won R5 000!

He was very happy to hear he was a winner, and loved watching the episode featuring his win. This father of three plans to use the money for his children’s education.

Student and father of two Josias Moloto became R40 000 richer on our Bonanza Night episode! He entered the competition more than twenty times, and was surprised to find out he was one of our Bonanza Night winners.

He was so excited after seeing his name on screen that he called his mom and brother to share the excitement with them. He plans to spend some of the money on his family and to save the rest. He’s also looking forward to buying his mother a nice new sofa.

52-year old Hashem Hendricks from Mitchells Plain in the Western Cape was hoping he would be one of our winners even though he only entered the competition a few times.

This father of two is currently unemployed and he was very excited to hear that he won. He was so thrilled when he was becoming R5 000 richer that he jumped up and down while watching the episode on TV. He plans to use the money to take care of some of his basic needs like food and clothing.

35-year-old Marie Phiri from Pretoria in Gauteng was overjoyed to hear that she won R10 000! She entered more than 100 times but still could not believe it when she received the call telling her she was drawn to be a winner.

This mother of two works as an Office Assistant and plans to use the money to pay off an outstanding loan.

Monica Mthabela from Khayelitsha was thrilled to learn that she’d won R10 000 after entering close to thirty times. This 29-year-old Shoprite employee and mother of one could not believe it when she got the call, and was so happy that she cried when she saw her name on TV.

Monica plans to use the money to further her studies and wants to complete her nursing degree. She is thankful for the chance this money will give her to improve her circumstances through education.

41-year old Robert Nxumalo from Katlehong, Gauteng became an incredible R35 000 richer on Bonanza Night!

This father of five is unemployed couldn’t believe it when he got the call telling him he’d won. Robert plans to use the money to start his own small business so that he can provide for himself and his loved ones.

27-year-old Nkosiyazi Ndlovu from KwaMashu became R5 000 richer thanks to YesWena 20:29. He has been entering the competition regularly since it started, and was surprised and happy to find out he was a winner.

This father of one and Capitec Bank employee plans to use his winnings to put on a traditional ceremony.

26-year-old David Monareng from QwaQwa in the Free State was thrilled to win R10 000! He has been entering the competition regularly since it started and didn’t expect to be a winner.

This husband and father of two was jumping up and down with excitement when he saw just how much he’d won. He plans to use the money to start and register his own business.

Marks John Maphosa from KwaMhlanga, Mpumalanga was overjoyed when he saw that he won R15 000 on the show.

This 67-year-old husband and father of seven has been entering the competition since it started, but it only really sank in that he won when he saw his name on TV. Marks is currently unemployed and he plans to use the money to buy a truck.

Our Bonanza Night winner from two weeks ago, 31-year-old Lilly Seanedo from Polokwane, was overwhelmed to learn that she’d won R35 000! She is currently unemployed and could not believe her luck when she found out how much she’d won.

She saw the competition on TV at a friend’s house and decided to take a chance and enter. This mother of one plans to use her winnings to start her own agricultural business.

Meet 35-year-old Thandile Bambiso from East London who won R10 000 last Friday! He only entered the competition three times, so was thrilled to hear he was a winner.

This father of one and Stock Controller at Mercedes Benz plans to use his winnings to put down a deposit on a car.

26-year-old student Siphindile Mlungwana from Port Shepstone couldn't believe it when she got the call telling her she is one of our winners.

She entered the competition ten times, and she only believed it was real when she saw her name on TV. Siphindile was so happy that she burst into tears! She plans to use the money to pay off her debt.

Eric Mshubi from Daveyton in Gauteng was so excited that he jumped up and down when he realised he had won R10 000! This 48-year-old police officer and father of three was hoping that he would win and was thrilled when his dream came true.

He plans to use the money to pay for his children’s school fees and to buy them text books.

Bafana Zwane, Emalahleni resident and worker at Kusile Power Station, was thrilled to find out that he’d won R10 000 after sending through just over ten entries!

This 30-year-old father of one is thankful for this money because he recently lost his brother and he plans to use his winnings to cover the funeral costs.

77-year-old pensioner Louis Nieuwenhuizen from Edenvale became an incredible R35 000 richer on one of our Bonanza Night shows. He was up late worrying about how he was going to provide for his family that month because he supports his wife, brain-damaged daughter and orphaned great-grandson on a small pension. Louis also does maintenance jobs but hadn’t earned much that month and was considering taking a loan to be able to make ends meet. After seeing the show and thinking it over carefully he decided to use some of his much-needed money to enter the competition twice.

When he received the call telling him he was a winner he thought it was too good to be true. It only sank in when his family started shouting for joy after seeing the amount he’d won on TV. They were overwhelmed to learn how much he would be taking home! Louis plans to save his winnings for those months when he isn’t able to earn enough and is grateful for the peace of mind this money brings!

Thokozani Molife from KwaMashu in KwaZulu-Natal won R5 000 after sending through just over ten entries. He is currently unemployed and was thrilled to find out he was a winner.

This 33-year-old father of two plans to use the money to buy much-needed items for his children.

43-year-old Janna Swarts from Paarl in the Western Cape is happy to be R5 000 richer. She currently works as a cleaner and was incredibly surprised to get the call telling her she was a winner.

Janna watched the show with her family who were all shouting for joy when her name came up on screen. She plans on using the money to buy some much-needed new cupboards for her house.

Lucky winner Leonard Gumede from Vryheid in KwaZulu-Natal took home R10 000! This 55-year-old father of three was thrilled to hear he was a winner because he is currently unemployed.

Leonard has been entering the competition since it started but was amazed when he actually won. He plans on using the money to start a small business.

24-year-old Anna Siyazamkela Lali from Queenstown in the Eastern Cape was thrilled to hear that she won R15 000. She entered the competition many times and was hoping to be a winner but was shocked when she got the call telling her she’d actually won.

This mother of one intends to use her winnings to pay for her daughter’s school fees.

31-year-old Sanele Mavuso from Bethal, Mpumalanga became R10 000 richer! He entered the competition regularly since its start and kept hoping he would win so he was thrilled to receive the call.

This part-time worker and father of seven plans to use his winnings to pay his children’s school fees!

Soweto resident Palesa Mkize won R5 000 after entering the competition a number of times. She is currently unemployed and was thrilled to hear that she was a winner.

At first she was so surprised that she thought it was an April Fool’s joke but she realised it was true when she saw her name on TV. This 27-year-old mother of one plans to use the money to fix her house.

18-year-old Malitsha Malwela from Venda, Limpopo was thrilled to learn that he’d won R10 000. He entered more than twenty times and was eagerly hoping to win.

Malitsha was glued to the TV screen waiting to see how much he’d won and he jumped in the air when he saw the amount. He is currently unemployed and plans to use this money to pay for his university fees next year.

52-year-old Cara Thomas from Parklands in the Western Cape became R35 000 richer on our 29 March 2018 Bonanza Night episode.

She entered the competition many times but this mother of one was still in shock when she won. Cara lost her job in November and she plans to use her winnings to pay off credit card debt.

Nqobile Mchunu from Msinga, KwaZulu-Natal plans to use the R15 000 she won to build a house for her mother and father. She is currently unemployed and just tried her luck, entering the competition only twice.

This 32-year-old mother of one was shocked to hear she was a winner and thanks God, YesWena 20:29 and Hollywoodbets for helping her to change her life!

Siyabonga Mlotshwa from Eshowe, KwaZulu-Natal won R40 000 on Thursday the 5th of April’s Bonanza Night episode! Incredibly he only entered once. He was so surprised when he heard he was a winner that he struggled to believe it.

The truth sank in when he saw his name on TV and he was thrilled. This 40-year-old father of one plans to use some of the money to renovate his mother’s house while he will invest the rest for his son.

Each entry is valid for the entire duration of the first season of the show until 6 April 2018 up until which date you will be entered into the lucky draw. Entrants are limited to one prize barring the final draw where everyone stands the chance to win R1 million.

Anyone who is over the age of 18 and has a South African bank account.

One winner will be chosen via lucky draw just like every other day. However on Bonanza night we will match all the amounts won during the four episodes aired from the Friday – Wednesday leading up to the show, so this winner will walk away with the biggest amount won that week!

Winners will be called ahead of the scheduled show to inform them that they have won so they can tune into eTV at 20:29 to find out how much they have won.

As a YesWena winner you stand the chance to win twice. First of all you can win on any of our weeknight shows, including the Thursday Bonanza Night. On top of that all entries, including those of previous winners, are automatically entered into the grand prize draw for R1 million that takes place on the 6th of April 2018.

The competition is open to anyone who holds a South African bank account. Non-SA residents will need to produce their passports and bank details to win. SA residents will need to provide their ID documents and bank details.

The Promoter and the Promotional Competition

1. The Promoter of the promotional competition is Hollywood Sportsbook Holdings Proprietary Limited (registration number: 2008/009771/07) (“Promoter”).
2. The name of the promotional competition is YesWena 20:29 Powered by Hollywoodbets (“Promotional Competition”).
3. The nature of the Promotional Competition is a television game-show, which will consist of 59 episodes of 1 minute in duration and one episode of 2-3 minutes in duration (“Grand Finale”), to be broadcast on e.tv over a 12-week period at 20:29 every Monday to Friday, with the first episode to be broadcast on Monday, 15 January 2018, and the last episode (i.e. the Grand Finale) on Friday, 6 April 2018.

Entries

4. Entries open from 00:01 on Tuesday, 2 January 2018, and will close on Tuesday, 3 April 2018, at 24:00, except for entries in respect of the Grand Finale, which will close on Friday, 23 March 2018, at 24:00.
5. By entering the Promotional Competition, you agree to be bound by these terms and conditions.
6. To be eligible to participate in the Promotional Competition, you must:
   • be 18 years or older at the date of entry;
   • be in possession of a valid South African identity document or foreign passport;
   • be currently living in South Africa; and
   • have a South African bank account,
   failing which, if you are a winner, you shall forfeit the prize on the grounds of ineligibility.
7. You are not eligible to participate in the Promotional Competition if:
   • you are a current or previous director, member, partner, employee, agent or consultant of the Promoter, or any other person who directly or indirectly controls or is controlled by the Promoter;
   • you are a supplier of goods or services in connection with the Promotional Competition; or
   • You are a spouse, life partner, parent, child, sibling, immediate family member, business partner or associate of the persons specified in the clauses above.
8. To enter the Promotional Competition, you must SMS the keyword “YesWena”, together with your name and identity number to 45294.
9. You may enter the Promotional Competition as many times as you wish. Each entry must be sent via a separate SMS. The cost of each SMS is R1.

Standard Shows

10. Apart from the Grand Finale, all episodes to be broadcast on Fridays, Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays will be referred to in these terms and conditions as “Standard Shows”.
11. All qualifying entries received before 24:00 on the day that is two days before the day that a Standard Show is scheduled to be broadcast (e.g. by 24:00 on Monday for Standard Show broadcast on Wednesday), will be entered into a draw to select one participant who will win a cash prize, the value of which will be announced during the Standard Show in respect of which the draw is done.
12. Participants will be selected by random draw, and all the draws in respect of each Standard Show will take place at the Promoter’s premises (6 Tetford Circle, Umhlanga, Durban).
13. A draw will take place in respect of each Standard Show, on the day before the day on which that Standard Show is scheduled to be broadcast. For the sake of clarity, it is recorded that the draw will not take place during the Standard Show, only the name of the winner and the amount of the cash prize will be announced during the Standard Show.
14. Unsuccessful qualifying entries will be carried forward, and will be included in each subsequent draw (including draws done in respect of Bonanza Nights and the draw done in respect of the Grand Finale).
15. The first draw will take place on Sunday, 14 January 2018 with the last draw on Tuesday, 3 April 2018.
16. The participant selected during each draw done in respect of a Standard Show will be called by the Promoter via telephone and asked to be ready to watch the Standard Show at 20:29 on the following day, to see the amount which he or she will win. If the Promoter cannot reach the drawn participant after a minimum of 3 (three) phone call attempts over a 1-hour period, an alternative participant will be drawn.
17. There will be one prize-winner per Standard Show, each winning a cash amount of between R5 000 and R20 000 per Standard Show, which cash amount has been predetermined for each Standard Show.
18. Winning participants will be informed on the applicable Standard Show of the cash amount which they have won, and within 48 hours after the Standard Show has been broadcast, the Promoter will call the winner via telephone to request the winner’s banking details and a copy of his or her identity document or passport.
19. Calls may be recorded for verification and possible audit purposes. Cash prizes will be remitted by electronic funds transfer into winners’ nominated bank accounts within 30 (thirty) days from the date of receipt by the Promoter of the winner’s correct banking details and a copy of the winner’s identity document or passport.
20. Winners have 5 (five) business days from being contacted by the Promoter in terms of clause 18, to submit their banking details and a copy of their identity document or passport to the Promoter to claim their prize, otherwise the prize will be forfeited.
21. If the Promoter cannot reach the winner to confirm his or her banking details and obtain a copy of his or her identity document or passport, after a minimum of 3 (three) phone call attempts over a 1-hour period, the winner will forfeit the prize.

Bonanza Nights

22. Every Thursday night is a “Bonanza Night”. Each amount won during a Standard Show from the previous Friday to Wednesday will be matched, totalled and banked.
23. All YesWena entries will be eligible to win on Bonanza Night.
24. The winner will be selected by random draw, and all the draws in respect of each Bonanza Night will take place at the Promoter’s premises (6 Tetford Circle, Umhlanga, Durban).
25. In respect of each Bonanza Night, the draw will take place on the day before the day on which that Bonanza Night show is scheduled to be broadcast. For the sake of clarity, it is recorded that the draw will not take place during the Bonanza Night show, only the name of the winner and the amount of the cash prize will be announced during the Bonanza Night show.
26. The first draw will take place on Thursday, 18 January 2018 with the last draw on Wednesday, 4 April 2018.
27. The Promoter will within 48 hours after the applicable Bonanza Night show has been broadcast, call the winner via telephone to request the winner’s banking details and a copy of his or her identity document or passport.
28. Calls may be recorded for verification and possible audit purposes. Cash prizes will be remitted by electronic funds transfer into winners’ nominated bank accounts within 30 (thirty) days of the date on which the applicable Bonanza Night show was broadcast, or within 30 (thirty) days from the date of receipt by the Promoter of the winner’s correct banking details and a copy of the winner’s identity document or passport, whichever is the later.
29. If not already provided to the Promoter, winners have 5 business days from 20:30 on the date on which the applicable Bonanza Night show was broadcast, or 5 business days from being contacted by the Promoter in accordance with clause 27, whichever is the later, to submit their banking details and a copy of their identity document or passport to the Promoter to claim their prize, otherwise the prize will be forfeited.
30. If the Promoter cannot reach the winner to confirm his or her banking details and obtain a copy of his or her identity document or passport, after a minimum of 3 (three) phone call attempts over a 1-hour period, the winner will forfeit the prize.

Grand Finale

31. All qualifying entries received before Friday, 23 March 2018, at 24:00, will be entered into a draw to select 3 participants who will stand a chance to win the Grand Finale cash prize of R1 million.
32. The 3 participants will be selected by random draw, which draw will take place on Saturday, 24 March 2018, at the Promoter’s premises (6 Tetford Circle, Umhlanga, Durban).
33. The Grand Finale will be broadcast on Friday, 6 April 2018, but will be pre-recorded on Tuesday, 27 March and Wednesday, 28 March 2018.
34. The 3 participants selected will be called by the Promoter via telephone and asked whether they will be available for the recording of the Grand Finale in studio at 24 Richards Drive, Midrand, Gauteng, on Tuesday, 27 March and Wednesday, 28 March 2018. All expenses from within South Africa (and which are considered reasonable in the opinion of the Promoter) will be covered by the Promoter for each participant to attend the Grand Finale recording. Should a participant not be able or willing to attend the recording of the Grand Finale, or be in a position to send a representative in his or her place, an alternative participant will be drawn. In addition, an alternative participant will be drawn if after a minimum of 3 (three) attempted calls over a 1-hour period, the Promoter cannot reach the initial drawn participant. The same processes will apply to any drawn alternative participant.
35. The draw to determine which of the 3 participants will win the R1 million will take place during the recording (Tuesday, 27 March and Wednesday, 28 March 2018) of the Grand Finale at 24 Richards Drive, Midrand, Gauteng, with all 3 participants witnessing the draw.
36. The winner will be selected by random draw. The winner will win R1 million with the other 2 participants each winning R50 000 and R25 000 respectively, as a consolation prize.
37. In order to claim their prizes, a Grand Finale participant must submit to the Promoter his or her banking details and a copy of his or her identity document or passport, within 5 (five) business days of the date on which the Grand Finale is broadcast, otherwise they will forfeit their prize.
38. Cash prizes will be remitted by electronic funds transfer into a Grand Finale participant’s nominated bank account within 30 (thirty) days from the date of receipt by the Promoter of his or her correct banking details and a copy of his or her identity document or passport.

General

39. Except as provided in these terms and conditions, the Promoter will not be responsible or liable for any expenses or fees required for purpose of using, applying or enjoying the prize won in the Promotional Competition.
40. The Promoter may use, free of charge, any personal data or information, photos or video or audio recordings of the winner of any prize in promotional activities relating to the Promotional Competition, subject to the winner’s right to decline participation in any such promotional activities.
41. Identities of winners will be made public on the YesWena 20:29 game-show, social media and digital pages.
42. The Promoter and its authorised agents reserve the right to vary, suspend, postpone or terminate the Promotional Competition and any prizes which have not already been won, or any aspect thereof, for any reasons whatsoever and without notice. In such event, you hereby waive any rights or expectations, which you may have against the Promoter or its authorised agents and acknowledge that you will not have any recourse or claim of any nature against the Promoter or its authorised agents.
43. By entering the Promotional Competition, you agree:
    • that the Promoter may collect and process your personal information for the purposes of the Promotional Competition;
    • to receiving communication from the Promoter’s sponsors and partners.
44. In the event of a dispute, the decision of the Promoter will be final and binding and no correspondence will be entered into. In this regard and for further clarity, the Promoter shall be entitled to deal with such disputes (or any failure by participants to follow these terms and conditions) in its sole discretion, including that the Promoter shall be entitled, in addition to any other rights which the Promoter may have in terms of these terms and conditions, to immediately disqualify participants from the Promotional Competition.
45. By entering the Promotional Competition and/or accepting any prize, the entrants, participants, users and/or winners hereby indemnify, release and hold harmless the Promoter (including its subsidiaries, associate companies and affiliates), its directors, employees, agents, suppliers and contractors from and against any actions, claims and/or liability for injury, loss, damage, expense, claim and/or damages of any kind resulting in whole or in part, directly or indirectly, from participation in the Promotional Competition, and/or the use, acceptance or possession of a prize, and/or participation (or non-participation) in a prize-related activity.
46. These terms and conditions are also available by phoning 087 353 7634 (standard Telkom rates apply) and at www.yeswena2029.co.za.
47. Companies in the Hollywood Sportsbook Group are licensed betting operators. Hollywoodbets supports responsible gambling. No persons under the age of 18 years are permitted to gamble. Winners know when to stop. National Gambling toll-free counselling line 0800 006 008.