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Someone is today thanking their lucky stars! National Lottery operator, Ithuba, has announced that the R124 million Powerball Jackpot has been won. The winning numbers were selected manually, and bought through the Absa Banking App, for R37.50. Ithuba expects the jackpot winner to make contact with them soon. #DStv403

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