Mozambique's e-commerce landscape is rapidly evolving, with new platforms gaining popularity among consumers. This list highlights the top 10 marketplaces shaping online shopping in 2026.
Jumia continues to dominate Mozambique's e-commerce scene with a 42% market share in 2026, serving over 3 million active users and expanding its product categories.
Konga has increased its presence, capturing 15% of the market, with a 60% growth in user engagement since 2025, especially in electronics and fashion sectors.
Shoprite Online has become a go-to grocery platform, with a 10% market share and a 35% year-over-year growth rate in online grocery sales.
Afrishop has gained popularity among urban consumers, holding a 7% market share, with a 50% increase in mobile app downloads in 2026.
Frelimo Market Hub, a local marketplace, now accounts for 6% of e-commerce transactions, driven by local artisan and food vendors.
E-Mozambique Marketplace has seen a 55% growth, focusing on electronics and household items, with a user base reaching 2 million.
Leroy Merlin Mozambique expanded its online footprint, representing 4% of home improvement sales online and increasing its customer base by 70%.
SokoLodge specializes in furniture and home decor, capturing 3% of the market with a 45% growth rate, especially among young homeowners.
M-Kesh, a mobile-focused marketplace, now accounts for 2.5% of e-commerce transactions, with a 65% increase in mobile app usage.
Zambuko Market, a niche platform for agricultural products, holds 2% of the market, experiencing a 40% growth driven by local farmers.
Mozambique's e-commerce marketplace landscape is thriving, driven by mobile adoption and local entrepreneurship. Continued growth and innovation will further shape the digital shopping experience in 2026.
A: Jumia Mozambique remains the leading platform with a 42% market share, maintaining its position through diverse product offerings and user expansion.
A: Mobile usage has significantly boosted e-commerce growth, with platforms like M-Kesh increasing mobile transactions by 65% in 2026.
A: Key trends include increased mobile shopping, local artisan marketplace growth, and a focus on groceries and home improvement products.