Christele Chokossa

Christele Chokossa Consultant

cape town

English, French

About Christele

Christelle's role involves researching retail channels in South Africa, commissioning globally, centralised project management, content creation and structured client engagement.

Follow:

Expertise

Christelle started as an analyst covering beverages and tobacco in Sub-Saharan Africa. She moved to services and payments in 2018, covering travel, retailing, consumer finance, consumer foodservice, and digital services in Africa. In 2021, she opted to specialise in global retail channel analysis, encompassing retail and digital consumers. Christelle was previously a research and client analyst in a capital market research company that provided profiling for global institutional and private wealth investment managers.

Recently Published Work

Article

Redefining Third-Party Delivery Service

Christele Chokossa

Christele Chokossa

15 Jul 24

After meteoric growth during the pandemic, the third-party delivery market continued to normalise in 2023, leading to the emergence of new business models. This article explores the evolving industry landscape by reviewing leading players' responses to the inflationary crisis, consumers' revived routines, government scrutiny, and intensified competition.

Event

Eyes on Africa: Unlocking Potential Through Digital Transformation

Fransua Vytautas Razvadauskas

Fransua Vytautas Razvadauskas

Virtual 22 Nov 23 | SAST: 01:00 PM

With a promising projection of over 76% internet access among sub-Saharan Africans by 2040 and a GDP expected to soar to USD 4.5 Trillion within the same timeframe, the digital revolution unveils unprecedented avenues to tap into this burgeoning future market.

Article

Evolving Strategies for E-Commerce Order Fulfilment Amid Rising Inflationary Pressure

Christele Chokossa

Christele Chokossa

30 Jun 23

Pure online players and retailers with omnichannel operations are reconsidering their approach to e-commerce order fulfilment by embracing strategies such as community group buying, rethinking the quick commerce model, and adopting more flexible return policies.

;