Customer returns don’t have to be the Achillies’ heel of retail balance sheets and supply chains.

For online shoppers, the ease of returning a product is just as important as the purchase itself.

South Africa’s logistics and transport sector is navigating a rapidly evolving landscape as consumers increasingly demand faster, more transparent, and personalised delivery services.

The rise of cross-border ecommerce trade is unlocking new opportunities for South African businesses eager to expand their reach and revenue.

One of the biggest challenges that the logistics industry faces is ensuring its environmental sustainability.

The ecommerce boom that was fuelled by Covid-19 is showing no signs of slowing. It is predicted that in 2025, ecommerce transactions in South Africa will grow 150% to R225 billion.

Online marketplaces have revolutionised ecommerce globally, with industry leaders like Amazon, eBay and Alibaba setting the bar high for logistics and inventory management.

In the rapidly evolving ecommerce landscape of South Africa, one trend has become increasingly clear: online customers want choice when it comes to delivery options.

A smart factory built in Ireland, using South African innovation from Syspro, points the way to future manufacturing.

South Africa's ecommerce sector is growing rapidly, with users expected to surge from 11.7 million in 2025 to 21.52 million by 2029.