Country Share Breakdown of Africa's E-commerce Market in 2024
In 2024, Nigeria and South Africa together account for over 55% of Africa's e-commerce market.
NigeriaSouth AfricaKenyaEgyptMoroccoOthers
Market Overview
In 2024, the total transaction value of Africa's e-commerce market is estimated at USD 45 billion, with significant variation among major countries.
Country Share Breakdown
- Nigeria: ~30%, driven by large population and mobile payment adoption.
- South Africa: ~25%, with mature infrastructure but slowing growth.
- Kenya: ~12%, boosted by mobile money platform M-Pesa.
- Egypt: ~10%, benefiting from young demographics and rising internet penetration.
- Morocco: ~8%, a mature Francophone market.
- Others: ~15% in total, including Ghana, Ethiopia, and other emerging markets.
Trends and Challenges
- Nigeria faces currency volatility, but local platforms (e.g., Jumia) continue expanding.
- South Africa's market is highly competitive, with traditional retailers leading online channels.
- Kenya and Egypt are growing at over 20%, showing great potential.
- Logistics and payment infrastructure remain common bottlenecks across Africa.
Data above are industry estimates and for reference only.
Source: 行业估算 / Industry estimates. Data is compiled from public sources such as UN Comtrade and industry estimates, for research reference only and not investment advice.
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