E-commerce company Jumia to exit South Africa and Tunisia

Posted on October 18, 2024 by Guest authors

Africa-focused e-commerce platform Jumia Technologies has announced plans to exit the South African and Tunisian markets at the end of this year to concentrate on markets with stronger growth potential.

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