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Covered Countries
South Africa, Nigeria, Morocco (Top Countries)
Algeria, Botswana, Egypt, Ethiopia, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Kenya, Libya, Namibia, Tanzania, Tunisia,
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Key Findings
Covering 16 African countries
• With more than 40 million users, Nigeria was the African nation with the highest number of Internet users
in December 2011, followed by Egypt and Morocco.
• In South Africa, the share of online shoppers on Internet users has continued to grow strongly until 2011.
Lower prices were a decisive factor for the B2C E-Commerce development.
• Kenya showed strong growth potential, as it was the fastest growing Internet market in Africa in 2011, due
to low mobile phone charges and increasing broadband capacity.
• In Morocco, the number of Internet connections as well as B2C E-Commerce revenues grew strongly
between 2010 and 2011.
• In Nigeria, at least one third of the population is expected to have direct Internet access by 2013.

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Table of Contents (1 of 3)
1. Management Summary 2. Africa: Regional (cont.)

2. Africa: Regional • Top Internet Countries, Rank 51-56, by Internet
Penetration, in % of Population, December 2011
• Global and African GDP, in USD billion and African • Top Facebook Countries, Rank 1-10, by million
Share of Global GDP, in %, 2012f-2030f Users, March 2012
• GDP Growth Rates in Africa and other major • Top Facebook Countries, Rank 11-20, by million
Regions and Economies of the World, in %, Users, March 2012
2011-2013f • Top 10 Internet Countries, by Average Download
• Real GDP Growth and real per Capita GDP Growth, Speed, in Mbps, 2012
by Region, in %, 2009-2011 • Top 10 Countries regarding Network Readiness, by
• Top 5 Global Countries and Top 10 African Score (out of 7) and Global Rank (out of 142),
Countries regarding Gross Domestic Product 2012
(GDP), by global Rank, in USD million, 2010 • Top 5 Countries regarding ICT Development, by
• Top 10 Countries regarding per Capita GDP, in USD Global Rank, 2011
thousand, 2011 • Internet Trends, 2010/2011 and International
• Top 5 Global Countries and Top 10 African Internet Bandwidth*, in Mbit/s, 2005 & 2010
Countries regarding Gross National Income (GNI), • Barriers to B2C E-Commerce, 2011
by global Rank, in USD million, 2010
• Mobile Payment Trends, 2012
• Top 5 Global Countries and Top 5 African Countries
regarding Household final Consumption • Active Mobile Broadband Subscriptions, in millions
Expenditure, by global Rank, in current USD billion and in % of Inhabitants, 2007-2011f
and annual Growth, in %, 2010 • News about B2C E-Commerce Players:
• Economic Trends, 2011/2012 ShopAfrica53, 2011
• Top Internet Countries, Rank 1-10, by million
Users, December 2011 3. SADC: Regional
• Top Internet Countries, Rank 11-20, by million
Users, December 2011 • Households with Internet, in % of Households,
• Top Internet Countries, Rank 21-30, by thousand 2010
Users, December 2011 • Internet Users per 100 Inhabitants and Growth,
• Top Internet Countries, Rank 31-40, by thousand in % 2008 & 2010
Users, December 2011
• Top Internet Countries, Rank 41-50, by thousand 4. South Africa (Top Country)
Users, December 2011
• Top Internet Countries, Rank 51-56, by thousand • Social Media Trends, 2011
Users, December 2011 • Online Habits of Audience on Real Estate Websites,
• Top Internet Countries, Rank 1-10, by Internet 2012 and Online Activities of Real Estate Website
Penetration, in % of Population, December 2011 Audience, in %, 2012
• Top Internet Countries, Rank 11-20, by Internet • B2C E-Commerce Trends, 2010-2012
Penetration, in % of Population, December 2011 • Spending on Online Shopping, by Gender, in %,
• Top Internet Countries, Rank 21-30, by Internet 12 Months ending October 2011
Penetration, in % of Population, December 2011 • Top Reasons regarding Choice of Online Retailer,
• Top Internet Countries, Rank 31-40, by Internet in % Online Shoppers, 2011
Penetration, in % of Population, December 2011 • Barriers to foreign Online Shopping, in % of
• Top Internet Countries, Rank 41-50, by Internet Online Shoppers, 2011
Penetration, in % of Population, December 2011



4. South Africa (Top Country) (cont.) 4. South Africa (Top Country) (cont.)

• Reasons for Internet Usage, 2011-Q1 2012 and • News about B2C E-Commerce Players: Takealot,
Breakdown of Online Retail into Air Tickets and 2011
Other Online Retail, in %, 2011 • News about B2C E-Commerce Players: Vaimo,
• Mobile Retail Trends, 2012 2012
• Share of Mobile Phone Owners accessing the • Breakdown of Group-buying Websites, by Market
Internet using their Phone, in %, 2011 Share, in %, 2011
• Breakdown of Mobile Commerce via Mobile Phones,
in % of Mobile Internet Users, 2011 5. Nigeria (Top Country)
• Mobile Banking Development, 2011/2012
• B2C E-Commerce Delivery Trends, 2011/2012 • Internet Trends, 2011-2015
• Online Research Conduction prior to In-Store • Total Internet Access and Internet Access in urban
Purchase and Offline Research Conduction prior to and rural Areas, in % of Population, 2011
Online Purchase, by Gender, in % of Internet • Top 10 States by Internet Access, in % of
Users, 12 Months ending October 2011 Population, 2011
• Online Research Conduction prior to Online • Media Access only and owned, by Media Type,
Purchase, by Gender, in % of Internet Users, 12 including Internet, in % of Population, 2011
Months ending October 2011
• Broadband Internet Connections, in % of
• Online Shopping Security Concerns, in % of Population, 2012 & 2015f
Internet Users, 2009-2011
• Internet Users that had ever shopped Online, in %,
• Online Travel Market Trends, 2011 2010
• B2C E-Commerce Sales, in ZAR billion, 2009-2011 • Number of Online Shops visited in a Month, in % of
• Breakdown of total Retail into Online Retail and
Internet Users, 2010
physical Retail, in %, 2010 and Online Retail and • Frequency of Shopping online, in % of Internet
Physical Retail Growth Rates, in %, 2010 Users, 2010
• Most popular Categories in the Holiday Shopping • Breakdown of Online Payment Methods, in % of
Season in South Africa, in %, 2011 Internet Users, 2010
• Online Shoppers, in % of Internet Users, • Buying and Shipping Options at selected foreign
2009-2011
B2C E-Commerce Platforms
• Internet Users having shopped Online, by Gender,
in %, 12 Months ending October 2011
6. Morocco (Top Country)
• Growing B2C E-Commerce Players, 2011/2012
• Top 3 Online Shops, by Popularity, in %, 2011
• Internet and B2C E-Commerce Trends, 2011 and
• Top 3 most popular Online Shops, Unique Visitors, Credit Cards in Morocco, in millions, 2010 & 2011
in thousands, and Audience Reach, in %, March
• Internet Subscribers, in millions, 2010 & 2011
2012
• Breakdown of Internet Access Types, in % of
• News about B2C E-Commerce Players: Amazon

Web Services, 2012
• B2C E-Commerce Turnover, in MAD million,
• News about B2C E-Commerce Players: Bid-or-Buy,
2010 & 2011
2012
• Average B2C E-Commerce Transaction Amount, in
• News about B2C E-Commerce Players: Kalahari,
MAD, H1 2010 & H1 2011
2011/2012
• Types of Internet Activities by Popularity, in % of
• News about B2C E-Commerce Players: Samsung,
2012



6. Morocco (Top Country) (cont.) 13. Kenya (cont.)

• Mobile Broadband Subscriptions, in % of • Place of Internet Use, in % of Population with
Population, 2008 & 2010 Internet Access, 12 Months to May/June 2010
• Number of Mobile Phone Subscribers, Internet • Types of Internet Activities by Popularity, in % of
Users and Internet Subscribers, in millions, 2011 Population with Internet Access, 6 Months to
May/June 2010
7. Algeria • Mobile Commerce Trends, 2011

• B2C E-Commerce Trends, 2011/2012 14. Libya
8. Botswana • Internet and B2C E-Commerce Trends, 2012

• Online Payment Trends, 2012 • Concerns regarding B2C E-Commerce, in %, 2011

9. Egypt 15. Namibia

• Internet and B2C E-Commerce Trends, 2011/2012 • Mobile Phone Internet Users and Social Network
• Internet Users, in millions and in Percentage of the Users, in % of Internet Users, 2011
Population, Jan. 2010, Dec. 2010 & Jan. 2011 • Breakdown of Devices used during first Use of
• B2C E-Commerce News about BKam, March 2012 Internet, in % Internet Users, 2011

10. Ethiopia 16. Tanzania

• B2C E-Commerce News about soleRebels, July • Media Access at Home, by Media Type, including
2011 Internet, in % of Population, 2010
• Breakdown of Devices used to Access the Internet,
11. Ghana in % Internet Users, 2012
• Types of Internet Activities by Popularity, in % of
• Internet and B2C E-Commerce Trends, 2011 Internet Users, 2010
• Breakdown of Social Media Websites, in % of Social
12. Ivory Coast Media Users, 2012

• Market Penetration of Internet, Mobile and Fixed
17. Tunisia
Telecommunications, in %, 2011

• Internet and B2C E-Commerce Trends, 2011/2012
13. Kenya
18. Uganda
• Internet Trends, 2011
• Internet Penetration, in million Users and in % of • Internet and B2C E-Commerce Trends, 2012
Population, Q4 2010-Q4 2011
• Mobile Money Trends, 2012
• Internet Access by Province, in % of Population,
May/June 2010
19. Zimbabwe
• Internet Access by Age Group, in %, May/June
2010
• Internet and B2C E-Commerce Trends, 2011 and
• Frequency of Internet Activities, in % of Breakdown of Barriers to B2C E-Commerce
Population, 6 Months to May/June 2010 experienced by agricultural Food Companies, in %,
2011



Samples


In December 2011, Nigeria was the African country with most Internet
users (45 mil.), followed by Egypt (22 mil.) and Morocco (16 mil.).
Africa: Top Internet Countries, Rank 1-10, by million Users, December 2011

Nigeria 45,0

Egypt 21,7

Morocco 15,7

Kenya 10,5

South Africa 6,8

Tanzania 4,9

Algeria 4,7

Uganda 4,2

Sudan 4,2

Tunisia 3,9

0 10 20 30 40 50
in million Internet Users
Source: Internet World Stats, April 2012

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Most B2C E-Commerce Players in South Africa experienced
strong growth in the beginning of 2012.
South Africa: Growing B2C E-Commerce Players, 2011/2012

www.kalahari.com
 Kalahari.com experienced strong growth in B2C E-Commerce
in 2011, both in revenue and numbers of new shoppers. The
number of new shoppers over the festive season 2011
increased by +89%, compared to 2010.
 Takealot also expects strong growth in 2012. In the first three
months of 2012 growth has been in the high double digit
range.
www.takealot.com
 Online retailer Wantitall also experienced strong growth
during the twelve months prior to March 2012 with sales up by
between +10% and +15% from the previous year.
 B2C E-Commerce has become much more competitive over
the last few years and businesses are expected to be forced to
further their growth by investing money and depend on a
strong brand in order to avoid a tough future.
www.wantitall.co.za

Source: Business Technology News, March 2012

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