"We are seeing unprecedented demand to join the Jumia platform, especially for named brands. We believe those dynamics will help accelerate the shift toward online."
The pandemic has completely changed the world, every facet of our existence has been affected as human contact is now considered dangerous.
A recent report says the earnings of Nigeria’s Deposit Money Banks from digital payment platforms grew by 64% to reach N212.66 billion in 2019.
LASEPA has eeopened Jumia warehouse situated at Surulere industrial road, off Allen Avenue, in Ikeja Lagos.
Rocket Internet, has sold off its stakes in Jumia, as the African eCommerce firm's shares continue to decline on the New York Stock Exchange.
The Lagos State Government has sealed off of the business premises of one of the largest online marketing store in Africa, Jumia.
Despite all the gloom and doom occasioned by COVID-19, one way of life that has proved to be of good use during this time of uncertainty...
WHO declares Coronavirus crisis a global Pandemic so we take a micro-view of its impact on the Nigerian Tech space.
As Africa enters a technology revolution, the pace of urbanisation will increase, and the ever-pressing issue of mobility will increase with it.
Africa’s e-commerce giant, Jumia, has continued to shut down its operations across Africa, with the latest being Rwanda.
