Black Friday: More South Africans shop with less money

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About PayU:
PayU is the payments and fintech business of Prosus, a global consumer internet group and one of the largest technology investors in the world. PayU is a leading online payment service provider, operating in 50+ high growth markets, dedicated to creating cutting-edge financial services tailored to the needs of over 300,000 merchants and millions of consumers. Focused on empowering people through financial services and creating a world without financial borders where everyone can prosper, PayU is one of the biggest investors in the fintech space, with investments totalling $1 billion to date.
Local operations in Asia, Central and Eastern Europe, Latin America, the Middle East and Africa enable PayU to combine the expertise of high growth companies with its own unique local knowledge and technology to ensure that online customers have access to the best financial services. For more information please visit: https://corporate.payu.com/.
Prosus, the owner of PayU, has a primary listing on Euronext Amsterdam (AEX:PRX) and a secondary listing on the JSE Limited (XJSE:PRX), and is majority owned by Naspers. For more information on PayU, please visit: https://corporate.payu.com/.

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