Author: Faheem Sadiq

Pakistan’s e-commerce sector has surged from a niche digital avenue into one of the fastest-growing components of the country’s economy. Fueled by rising internet penetration, a mobile-first consumer base, supportive policy frameworks, and relentless innovation, e-commerce is reshaping how Pakistanis shop, sell, and do business online. Today, innovations in technology, logistics, payments, customer experience, and…

The digital ecosystem of Pakistan is growing rapidly, few stories stand out as clearly as the rise of Adnan Shafi, a tech entrepreneur whose vision, persistence, and understanding of market gaps helped shape one of the country’s leading price comparison platforms. His journey is not just about building a successful tech product; it is about…

Pakistan’s e-commerce story is no longer a promise, it’s a fast-moving reality. Rising smartphone adoption, growing digital payments infrastructure and an expanding middle class have pushed online retail from a niche urban play to a mainstream market. Local players such as PriceOye, Telemart, and KraveMart are stacking up real-world lessons about what works and what…

Telemedicine has significantly grown in Pakistan. When two young female doctors launched Sehat Kahani in 2017, they imagined a Pakistan where geography, gender norms, and poverty wouldn’t mean the difference between getting care and going without it. What started as a small telemedicine pilot has become one of the country’s most influential digital-health movements, connecting…

When Yango, the mobility arm of the global Yango Group (part of the Yandex ecosystem) rolled into Pakistan, it didn’t simply add another app icon to people’s phones. It arrived at a time of change: legacy players had already reshaped urban mobility, consumer price-sensitivity was rising, and regulators were watching closely. Over the last couple…

Pakistan has many small and big retailers when it comes to selling mobile phones and accessories. PriceOye entered into the market as an online player, gaining trust and confidence of the customers over the years, and has disrupted the market. The company is in competition with many online players as well as the offline retailers.…

When e-commerce first took off in Pakistan, the usual playbook was simple: build a great website, promise low prices and fast delivery, and watch customers migrate from physical stores to the convenience of home shopping. Yet over the past few years Pakistan’s online-first retailers have learned something important: an all-digital strategy isn’t enough, especially for…

Pakistan healthcare landscape is changing. Many home grown companies have seen success, including the online pharmacies and the telehealth companies. Among the new players, Dvago has seen immense success. Why online pharmacies matter in Pakistan Several structural factors make online pharmacies a logical fit for Pakistan: The result: a growing cohort of consumers who prefer…

From the 27th of October, Sindh authorities and Traffic Police implemented an AI- driven E-Challan system across Karachi. The new system is named TRACS. The cameras are placed to catch  violations of speeding, red-light jumps and no-helmet for bike riders. There were thousands of tickets issues in an hour, Why the city needed it The…