Embrace e-commerce: Kaymu advises

Recently Kaymu Tanzania had the opportunity to partner with the University of Dar-es-Salaam, in The 2015 UDBS Marketing Forum. The Forum was held on, Saturday, 6th June 2015, where potential marketers (marketing oriented students) met with the corporate practitioners.
Kaymu Tanzania was amongst the many companies that were there on Saturday, to showcase and educate about their business. Kaymu had the opportunity to introduce its organization to students, academic staff and the...

Kaymu Tanzania’s Country Manager, Erfaan Mojgani (Right), recently speaking to students at the University of Dar-es-Salaam Business School Marketing Forum held at Yombo Hall.

Recently Kaymu Tanzania had the opportunity to partner with the University of Dar-es-Salaam, in The 2015 UDBS Marketing Forum. The Forum was held on, Saturday, 6th June 2015, where potential marketers (marketing oriented students) met with the corporate practitioners.

Kaymu Tanzania was amongst the many companies that...

It is hard to push the growth of e-commerce in Africa especially when the key element, which is internet access, is still a problem. There are many factors holding back the development of e-commerce and online business in Africa including the need a much more developed financial infrastructure.

The chart below shows internet penetration % worldwide. Notice how it is very low in most of Africa.

According to Ndekia S. Maghimbi, who deals with Marketing  & Partnerships at Kaymu Tanzania, “If...

The growth of ICT utilization in Tanzania particularly the internet and mobile phones has influenced the rate of online interaction and communication among the vast populace. The growth of internet usage in Africa has led to the revolution of communication, commerce, and development into a globalized world. Due to the potentials of the internet, many individual users and content providers are at the critical stage of creating more connections in the business.

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