Jumia
16 Apr
E-commerce in Nigeria has evolved exponentially in recent years, transforming the retail landscape and reshaping consumer habits. From the early days of skepticism and distrust to today's thriving online marketplaces, the journey has been marked by innovation, adaptation, and perhaps most importantly, the establishment of trust and security between buyers and sellers. At the core…
8 Apr
Strategic partnerships form an integral part of businesses today — and with good reason. Their importance has become more than just a wise business move but a necessity for sustainable growth. As aptly described by the age-old adage, "Two heads are better than one," the concept underscores the profound significance of collaboration, especially in the…
30 Mar
The growing exploitation of online trading systems by scammers is becoming burdensome to Nigerian buyers.Online shopping scams involve fraudsters pretending to be legitimate online sellers, either with a fake website or a fake ad on a genuine retailer site.
22 Mar
With over 93 per cent of women in Sub-Saharan Africa grappling with damaged hair, the need for effective solutions has never been more urgent. Last week, L’Oréal Professionnel Paris, the professional product division of the world’s leading beauty group, L’Oréal, launched its ‘Absolut Repair Molecular Range’ in response to the challenges of women seeking vibrant,…
11 Mar
The need for Africa to nurture homegrown tech talents has never been more pressing than it is now. Data, published on Statista, from a survey highlighting the need for more talents in the global tech ecosystems and the opportunities available for homegrown tech talents to harness reveals that in over six years a large number…
29 Feb
Lagos State Wastewater Management Office (LSWMO) said it sealed a Jumia outlet located on Herbert Macaulay Way, Yaba, on Thursday for illegally discharging raw sewage into the environment. The state commissioner of the environment and water, Tokunbo Wahab, disclosed this in a statement on Wednesday. Wahab said the Jumia facility used a submersible pump to…
27 Feb
E-commerce today has become as pervasive as universal languages and global trends. Yet, as far-reaching as this commercial phenomenon is, there remains a segment of society that has not experienced the thrill of shopping virtually and fast home delivery services. This segment is largely situated in rural communities, locations that are not yet immersed in…
18 Feb
In the face of global economic turbulence and market headwinds, Jumia, Africa's leading e-commerce platform, concluded 2023 with a narrative of resilience and strategic transformation. While its Q4 2023 results may show year-over-year decline in some metrics, a deeper analysis reveals a company laser-focused on operational efficiency, loss reduction, and sustainable growth. From Strategic Choices…
10 Jan
Nigeria's e-commerce scene is ever-growing, projected to reach $22 billion by 2024. But this digital revolution isn't confined to bustling metropolises; it's quietly transforming the lives of millions of consumers in secondary cities and rural areas. At the forefront of this rural e-commerce push is Jumia, Africa's leading online marketplace. By strategically expanding beyond the…
24 Dec
In the realm of e-commerce in Africa, achieving customer satisfaction is a paramount goal for Jumia. Yet, this pursuit can be challenging when the success of our platform hinges on the capabilities of vendors and sellers.
12 Dec
Jumia has appointed Sunil Natraj as Nigeria’s new Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Sunil will be taking over leadership from former CEO Massimiliano Spalazzi, who will be leaving the company on December 31, 2023.
20 Nov
Since the 1980s, when the term "Black Friday" became a catchphrase for consumers and entrepreneurs alike, the day has taken on a life of its own, spreading across the globe from the United States of America to Nigeria. Black Friday, once synonymous with early morning queues, frantic in-store shopping, and frenzied deal-hunting, has now evolved…
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