Amazon announces South African launch

Amazon has announced that it will launch in South Africa.

Amazon has announced that it will launch Amazon.co.za in 2024, allowing South African-based sellers to reach customers nationwide.

“Most of are small and medium-sized businesses – providing a vast selection of products, competitive prices, and great convenience for consumers,” Amazon stated. “ providing local sellers, brand owners, and entrepreneurs – small and large – the opportunity to grow their business with Amazon, and delivering great value and a convenient shopping experience for customers across South Africa,” said Koen.His last job in South Africa was as a distribution manager for IBM in 1998. He relocated to London, UK in 1999 where he served as an IBM client executive for over four years.

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