The Online Retail in South Africa 2019 study shows that while online retail is growing in SA, it is still only a small part of total retail revenue.

The retail company takes advantage of the dominance of mobile and makes in-app shopping a reality for its customers.

The preferred online splurge is for clothing and 62% of South African online shoppers purchased something from an overseas retailer in the last 12 months.

Naspers could list some of its e-commerce ventures in Hong Kong or New York, says CEO Bob van Dyk.

A US Supreme Court ruling will result in many consumers paying more for online purchases.

E-commerce retailers grew their share of the South African technical consumer goods market by 52% in 2017, says GfK.

The South African Post Office looks to put legacy struggles behind it, as it pursues e-commerce as a growth opportunity.

The local women's fashion retail outlet is the latest brick-and-mortar shop to offer customers an online option.

Mobicred experiences exponential growth since 2013, receiving close to 10 000 applications per month.

Online shopping will spike to around 4% of total retail sales in SA in 2021, says Spree.

Introducing the right e-commerce software into your B2B business empowers your smaller customers to be mostly self-sufficient, says Comalytics.

Google taps into the local e-commerce landscape, now accounting for 40% of the traffic of the top 100 shopping Web sites in SA.