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Martin Endjala Fifteen percent of all global e-commerce transactions reviewed between November 24-28 are said potentially fraudulent. The latest findings released on 12 December 2022 by TransUnion Africa around global e-commerce fraud occurring during the start of the 2022 holiday shopping season reveal. In Namibia, 6% of e-commerce transactions during that period were suspected to be fraudulent. These findings are based on intelligence from billions of transactions contained in TransUnion’s fraud analytics solution suite. The analysis also determines that the average number of suspected digital fraud attempts on any given day during that holiday period globally was 82% higher than…