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    Logistics: the backbone of South Africa's e-commerce boom

    South African e-commerce is in a better place today than at any other time in its history. According to research released by PayPal earlier this week, online shopping in South Africa is expected to reach R37-billion this year and to jump to R46-billion in 2017.
    By Stuart Thomas
    22 Feb 2016
    Logistics: the backbone of South Africa's e-commerce boom
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    While much of that growth has been fueled by increased spend digital goods, such as apps, ebooks, digital music, films and videos, we’re also buying a larger number of physical goods — including fashion and consumer electronics.

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    Read more: PayPal, Stuart Thomas, e-commerce logistics
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