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 Jumia App where
mega discounts of up to 90 percent will be made in different goods but mainly
electronic products.
“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,” Boul said.
He said
the maiden online shopping frenzy will run between Friday until Monday
30th November as the online shopping mall seeks to attract more local
customers.
“Originally
from the U.S. where it started more than 50 years ago, Black Friday, which
takes place after Thanksgiving day, is now a well-known sales day both in the
U.S. and Europe. People go mad for it,” Boul noted.

Commenting on reasons which have
convinced Ecobank Tanzania partner with Jumia, Luyangi said the bank wants its
clients to learn the art of buying cheap online so that they can save more.
“With its wide network and a wide
range of advanced electronic offering Ecobank is the right partner and this
cooperation will go beyond Black Friday, whereby Ecobank customers will be
able to purchase merchandise on Jumia website at a special discount of rate,”
Luyangi noted.
He said Ecobank’s mission is to
bring services closer to all of its customers on the continent where it is
present in 36 countries. Ecobank Tanzania is a subsidiary of Transnational
Incorporated (ETI), a multinational bank headquartered in Lome, Togo. The
banking giant has 1,200 branches on the continent.
Last year's Black Friday sales
primarily focused on consumer electronics, with particular interest in digital
products such as flat screen TVs, smartphone sand tablets. This year, Jumia predicts
that it will also sell fashion and cosmetics too, with great deals falling by
as low as 50 percent off.

“By tapping into this
global shopping phenomenon, with the support of our partner Ecobank Tanzania,
we have created a powerful event that our customers will love.” concluded Jumia
Tanzania Country Manager, Boul
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