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Safe.Shop South Africa Trustmark

One of our aims at the Ecommerce Forum South Africa (EFSA) is to help increase shoppers’ trust in ecommerce.
We looked at a number of solutions, and identified the best – Safe.Shops - which is branded Safe.Shop South Africa.

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WHO WE ARE

The Ecommerce Forum South Africa (EFSA) was created by major Ecommerce players in November 2016, with the mission to increase awareness, confidence and capability of the ecommerce (online selling) sector in South Africa. The EFSA is the forum for all players in the Ecommerce industry — working cohesively with each other to enrich the overall ecommerce industry in South Africa.

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BECOME AN EFSA MEMBER

Membership is open to all stakeholders in the African eCommerce industry, including e-tailers and service providers. To encourage a collaborative environment, members joining the Ecommerce Forum South Africa are asked to contribute based on the size of their business. All members will have access to the same resources and benefits (Training, Research, Representation, Forum & Networking).

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WOMEN's CASE STUDIES FOR SUCCESS

Every month, Mpho Sekwele interviews a woman in the digital economy who inspire other women around them. Read their stories here.

Lauren Reeves | ecomafrica.org

In this feature, I chat to tech team builder, Lauren Reeves, on making bold moves.

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In this feature, I chat to tech team builder, Lauren Reeves, on making bold moves.

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