Interview: OneCart founders Lynton Peters and Ariel Navarro

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In this episode of the podcast, Duncan McLeod interviews OneCart founders Lynton Peters and Ariel Navarro about their new online shopping venture.
OneCart is a technology start-up that allows customers to shop online from multiple retailers at the same time, including Woolworths, Pick n Pay, Dis-chem and Clicks, with orders delivered within two hours (or at a preferred delivery time).
The company already operates in Johannesburg, Pretoria East and parts of Cape Town, and has plans to launch in Durban later this year.
In the podcast, Peters and Navarro talk about their backgrounds, how the business got its start, how it's been funded and their plans to expand beyond groceries.
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6 Sep 2018 English South Africa Technology · Business

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