Privacy Policy

African Paths subscribes to the principles for electronically collecting personal information outlined in chapter 8 of the Electronic Communications and Transactions Bill that became law in the Republic of South Africa in August of 2002.

This means that we intend using any personal or organizational particulars you submit to us electronically via email or the submission forms on this site only to respond to any specific request for intonation you have made in this communication, and with the exception of possible communication and use of this information in terms of the paragraph below, will not use this information in any other way or disclose it to any third party without your express written consent, unless forced to do so by raw.

As a result of your electronic or other communication with us we may request permission to send electronic messages or other communications of a commercial nature to you, permission that must be explicitly granted by you before we will send such communications. We may also use this information to compile profiles for statistical purposes and use such profiles in the course of our business, but these profiles or statistical data will never be able to be linked to your specific profile and contact details by any third party