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SA Online Store To Combat Junk Status
Johannesburg IT News Africa
Rabaki.com, a South African online shopping store, has introduced new solutions to overcome the realities of junk status in South Africa. Through their two new features namely Reseller initiative and online Lay-by payment plan, Rabaki.com plans to challenge the junk status by providing unemployed people and small businesses with an exciting opportunity of earning an average of 5% commission in return for selling the site’s merchandise.
Online retail store to create employment through re-seller feature
Johannesburg IT News Africa
South African online retail store, Rabaki.com is now giving locals an opportunity to become part of the outlet and earn a 5% commission in return. From April the 3rd 2017, the store will register any individual or small company that would like to make a profit by selling merchandise from the store.
[South Africa] Rabaki.com creates employment through new re-seller feature
Johannesburg Africa Business Communities
Rabaki.com is aimed at bringing the Noko Mashaba apparels, well designed and produced merchandises in South Africa, at affordable prices at a press of a button.
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How this African brand is creating new employment opportunities on their online retail store
Johannesburg Linkedin
Rabaki has launched its new reseller feature which aims to connect individuals and small businesses to more employment and entrepreneur opportunities.
SA Online Store To Combat Junk Status
Johannesburg Africa Engineering News
Rabaki has launched its new reseller feature which aims to connect individuals and small businesses to more employment and entrepreneur opportunities.
Online retail store to create employment through re-seller feature
Johannesburg Nigerian tell
South African online retail store, Rabaki.com is now giving locals an opportunity to become part of the outlet and earn a 5% commission in return.
New online store offers local merchants ‘space' to increase sales
Johannesburg Bizcommunity
South African online retail store, Rabaki, aims to extend opportunities for growth to beyond the e-commerce industry, by including individual or small business.
Entrepreneur: ServiceIQ
Johannesburg Financial Mail
FOUR friends who became technology entrepreneurs have created a digital platform to connect small service providers with clients. The product, ServiceIQ, lets service providers list their specialities online, and even manages a bookings system.
ServiceIQ aims to improve services industry
Johannesburg IT Web
A Web and mobile application, ServiceIQ, is now available to connect service providers in the health, accommodation, hospitality and travel services sector to their customers.
Start-up ServiceIQ connects demand with supply
Johannesburg Tech Central
Service providers receive live requests through a central dashboard and can see if a response threshold set by the customer has been reached.
ServiceIQ pioneers “Software as a Service” solutions model
New Zealand Scoop New Zealan
The aim of the software application is to improve services and enable continuous connection between service providers and clients.
Innovative ServiceIQ app launched
Johannesburg Sandton Cronicle
Aimed at enabling an ongoing connection between service providers and clients in various sectors, Zartner Technology recently launched their ServiceIQ mobile application.
New technology improves customer service sector
Johannesburg TechnoAfrica
A new offering by a black-owned information technology consulting and technology services company with a focus in delivering custom software solutions is set to ease the customer service sector.
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