Police found the 14-year-old boy unharmed at Maponya Mall in Soweto on Wednesday.
The man dubbed as the father of black retail in South Africa developed the over R400 million Maponya Mall in Soweto.
While big retailers were cashing in during Black Friday specials, some small businesses also threw their hats in the ring.
Authorities suspect the murder took place overnight but the circumstances around the death remain unknown.
Police say they suspect the incident took place last night and the deceased has not been identified yet.
Gauteng Police Commissioner Lesetja Mothiba announced an intensive security strategy.
Seven men entered the Pick n Pay store and held security and staff at gunpoint.
The robbers entered the back of the store but were soon engaged by mall security and fled the scene.
Seven robbers entered the back of the store but were soon engaged by mall security and fled the scene.
Eleven shopping centred have been target in Gauteng in the past month.
Eleven Gauteng malls have been targeted in the past month alone.
The robbers made off with cellphones and tablets worth hundreds of thousands of rand.
Police are on the hunt for three men who robbed a Telkom store and made off with cellphones.
Arthur Goldstuck says with the right technology, stolen devices are easily unlocked and sold.
The ISS has warned a spate in business robberies is a symptom of trouble within the Crime Intelligence Unit.
Police are searching for two groups of criminals who robbed two malls in one day.
It's understood six men approached two security guards who were carrying cash from one of the stores.
