#BlackFriday: The customers South Africa’s online retailers are missing

Bizcommunity26 October 2026 at 11:30

South Africa’s e-commerce growth story has a blind spot: millions of connected consumers still aren’t buying online. For retailers, making digital shopping easier could unlock a new pool of customers.
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