Vivo Energy Botswana (Shell Licensee) launches “Bozza tsa Tsela” consumer promotion

24 September 2025

Vivo Energy Botswana (Shell Licensee) launches “Bozza tsa Tsela” consumer promotion

Press release

Shell Botswana service stations have officially launched the much-anticipated 2025 consumer promotion, giving customers a life-changing opportunity to drive away in a Toyota Raider GD6 or one of four brand-new Volkswagen Polos.

In addition, over P525,000.00 in weekly cash and fuel prizes are up for grabs, making every visit to a Shell station even more rewarding.

To enter, customers simply need to fuel up with P250.00 or more, or top-up with 2 x 500ml of any Shell Helix lubricants at any Shell service station. The promotion will run until 25 January 2026. 

Under the powerful tagline “Bozza tsa tsela”, Vivo Energy Botswana aimsto celebrate everyday champions, the drivers who choose Shell service stations for quality, performance, peace of mind, and the feel-good power of making the right choice.

Whether it’s Shell V-Power unleashing maximum performance, Shell FuelSave helping drivers go further, or Shell Helix protecting and powering engines, every top-up with Shell is now a chance to win big.

“Through this promotion, we aim to change people’s lives and connect with our customers in a meaningful way. We are not only in the business of selling fuels and lubricants, but also in the business of improving lives,” said Gaamangwe Ramokgothwane, Vivo Energy Botswana Marketing & Communications Manager.

Encouraging nationwide participation, she added: “This competition is for everyone, no matter where you are in Botswana. We want people across the country to feel the excitement and stand a real chance of winning.”

Highlighting the life-changing impact of the prizes, she said: “For many, a new car represents freedom, possibility, and the start of new journeys. That is the experience we want to give our customers. This is not just a prize, but an opportunity to change their lives for good.”

Over the years, Shell promotions have rewarded loyal customers with cars, cash, and fuel vouchers, reinforcing Shell Botswana’s commitment to delivering value beyond service. In 2025, the promotion reaches new heights with even bigger prizes and a renewed promise to empower everyday champions on the road.

Promotion code GA165398.

About Vivo Energy:

The Vivo Energy Group operates and markets its products in countries across North, West, East, Southern Africa and in the Ocean Islands. The Group has a network of over 4,000 service stations in 28 markets operating under the Engen and Shell brands and exports lubricants to a number of other African countries. Its retail offering includes fuels, lubricants, card services, convenience stores, restaurants, and other non-fuel services. It provides fuels, lubricants, liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) and chemicals to business customers across a range of sectors, including marine, aviation, construction, power, transport, agriculture and manufacturing. It is continuing to develop innovative energy solutions to enhance sustainability.

The Company employs around 6,000 people and has access to over 2.1 billion litres of fuel storage capacity.

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