The local online retailer believes the listing of its holding company is an important milestone for e-commerce in South Africa.

Gartner believes that by 2020, 100 million consumers will shop in augmented reality online and in-store.

After becoming the first African start-up unicorn in 2016, achieving a $1 billion valuation, Nigeria-based Jumia has set its sights on listing in New York.

Today, it's the businesses that focus on the customer that will really stand out, says Craig Lubbe, CEO of Bidorbuy.

Traditional clothing retailers attract more e-commerce sales as South Africans slowly embrace online shopping.

Menswear retailer sets its sights on e-commerce growth, taking on established players.

The majority of African sites that rely on the most popular e-commerce platform are at high or critical risk from cyber criminals.

During the first half of the 2019 financial year, the company generated group revenue of $11 billion.

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.