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The lockdown has boosted the growth of click-and-collect delivery. By Palesa Mofokeng 22 Feb 2021  00:01  Ecommerce goes mainstream. Image: Issouf Sanogo, AFP/Getty Images Ecommerce has been boosted in South Africa as many consumers have taken to doing their shopping online and adopted new trading habits. This trend has seen a rise in the use of delivery pick-up points, where consumers go to collect goods, rather than having them delivered directly to their homes. Consumers are gravitating to this delivery method because they don’t need to make an appointment for a courier delivery an...

Feb 12, 2021 2020 was a rollercoaster of a year filled with twists, turns, ups and lock-downs, which threw any semblance of normality out the window. But, despite this uncertainty, last year made one thing clear for retailers and consumers alike — ecommerce is the future, and it has quickly become an essential part of the new normal. A recent survey by Mckinsey & Company revealed that there is a 90% growth in South African consumers who use ecommerce since lockdown began in March 2020. Along with this meteoric growth, came another rising star in the form of Click & Collect, which according ...

NEW ORLEANS – Cross country is just heating up! Here are the National Athletes of the Week across all three NCAA divisions, as released on Wednesday by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA). NCAA Division I Men – George Kusche, Nebraska NCAA Division I Women – Bethany Hasz, Minnesota NCAA Division II Men – Cas Kopmels, Mount Olive NCAA Division II Women – Lizzie Naval, Erskine NCAA Division III Men – Lorien Nightingale, LeTourneau NCAA Division III Women – Meghan Owens, Centre Find out more about each of these runners by clicking their names or ...

Kruger Park roads, bridges closed due to flooding Updated Martine van der Walt Ehlers Share this: The Kruger National Park experienced more heavy rain on Saturday night, leading to the closure of several roads and bridges. Supplied Spokesperson Ike Phaahla has warned tourists to avoid going in the direction of Pafuri, which has been cut off due to flooding. "Crocodile Bridge is flooded and visitors should use Malelane Gate as an alternative. "Pabeni is also flooded and visitors should use Numbi or Paul Kruger Gate. "Most gravel roads and low-water bridges are being closed off and there shou...

Kruger Park on high alert as heavy rains trigger flooding, road closures Most parts of the country have in the last few days witnessed heavy rains with more predicted in the coming days. Several bridges are overflowing and closed due to continued heavy rains in the Kruger National Park. Picture: @SANParksKNP on Twitter. 51 days ago JOHANNESBURG - The Kruger National Park on Sunday advised tourists to avoid some parts of the park as a result of flooding in certain areas including Pafuri. Several bridges ha...