Jumia’s Back to School campaign available for online shopping on Jumia.co.tz

 LOCAL internet shopping faithfuls will next on Friday 27th November 2015 have an extravaganza as online shopping mall, Jumia partners with Ecobank Tanzania to bring home an American model of Black Friday.
Speaking in Dar es Salaam yesterday, Jumia Tanzania Country Manager, Jean-Philippe Boul and Ecobank ‘s Head of alternative channels, Eric Luyangi said an assortment of goods will be sold at throw away prices on the day.

Boul said prospective buyers will have to do so using Jumia website or...

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Be ready for unbelievable discounts! On 27th November a unique online flash sale event, Black Friday, will take place on Jumia Tanzania (www.jumia.co.tz). Black Friday, one of the most popular shopping events in the world, is all about deals and bargain hunting during only one day. This year, Black Friday on Jumia Tanzania will start on Friday 27th November and will be extended until Monday 30th November.

Jumia is the first online mall in Africa (present in 11 countries in Africa) where...

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How 'Back to School Programme' brought back to school absentee pupils in ...
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Back to school Programme' has saved a total of 3, 668 children between 15-17 years of age who were working as cheap labour at Zanzibar beaches and they are now back to school. Halfani Abdallah (13), is a standard four pupil at Pwani Mchangani Primary ...

Tanzania’s access to the internet has created an opportunity for the establishment of online markets and eased shopping.