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The Electronic Communications and Transactions Act (ECTA) of 2002 has significantly impacted e-commerce growth in South Africa. The Act provides a framework for authentication and accreditation, consumer rights, and limits liability for service providers. Key takeaways include the boost to consumer confidence, regulatory balance, and the need to consider international regulations due to cross-border electronic transactions. Overall, ECTA has been beneficial for e-commerce in South Africa, but it must adapt to address emerging issues, such as cybersecurity threats and international regulations.

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