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  • Black Friday’s 12/12 is tomorrow! 12 Flash Sales + 12% Discount

    Black Friday’s 12/12 is tomorrow! 12 Flash Sales + 12% Discount

    12/12 is the day when online shops offer bigger and better discounts on all items. It literally means ‘double twelve’ in Chinese. It is more like China’s cyber Monday– a marketing term for the Monday after Thanksgiving in the United States.

    12/12 is a modernized term for the Chinese holiday ‘Singles Day’. More like a retail ‘holiday’ adopted by modern retail shops, 12/12 serves the needs of online shoppers massively due to its affiliate term 11/11.

    The purpose for 12/12 is to pursue shoppers to move from the offline retailing to the online shops for their convenience. This, however, has been impactful as shoppers no longer have to stress themselves in the offline market in a bid to get items they long to buy. Research has further shown that many online retail shops made a tremendous impact as a result of this initiative.

    Online retail shop like Jumia Ghana, says customers can enjoy this initiative tomorrow for 24 hours. It says that not only will customers enjoy crazy discounts, it will also offer 12% off everything on its site for 12 minutes at 12 AM and 12 PM. Jumia Ghana added that it will offer 12 Flash Sales tomorrow, so customers should be expectant and enjoy while it last.

    This 12/12 deals certainly have the attention of online shoppers, especially because the discount keeps coming. Jumia Ghana is already in the discount season of Black Friday. As promised at the Launch of the Black Friday Festival, it is aimed at super surprising its customers every day because the needs of its customers are its priority.

    It’s just 4 days away to the end of Black Friday on Jumia.com.gh. Shoppers can still seize the opportunity and have their Christmas shopping needs to be sorted as this week’s crazy discount is still available for them.

    Voucher Giveaway for all Orders this Black Friday

    Today and through Black Friday, shop at Jumia and use the Voucher to get additional 10% on top of the discount that Black Friday already presents. Voucher: Shepherdea1a

    To use the code, click on Cart and enter Shepherdea1a in the voucher section and click on “Use”.

    In the example below, the voucher gave a discount of GHS 422.

    How to use my voucher for bigger benefits

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  • Understand Bitcoins, How to get Bitcoins in Ghana: Part 2

    Understand Bitcoins, How to get Bitcoins in Ghana: Part 2

    In part one of the “Understanding Bitcoins” series, we looked at what bitcoins are, why they have become popular, and ways their value is determined.

    If you have been on the internet anytime this year, one word you are sure to come across is Bitcoins. A lot of Ghanaians have been talking about how bitcoins are making people rich and how it’s value is increasing.

    Here on Mfidie.com, questions on bitcoins are one of the most asked. In this article, we decide to break bitcoin down to bits we can all process. If you haven’t read the part one of this article, you should do so.

    Understand Bitcoins, Cryptocurrencies the Simple Ghanaian Way: Part 1

    If you are confused about something, just ask in the comments section below.

    How to get started with Bitcoins in Ghana

    Creating your bitcoin wallet online

    There are quite a number of ways to obtain bitcoins. But the first real step in obtaining bitcoin is to have a ‘Bitcoin wallet”.

    A Bitcoin wallet is first required to get started with using bitcoins. Like the name suggests, a Bitcoin wallet is where you “keep” all your bitcoins. Simply put, your bitcoin bank account. The wallet can be created easily through different online applications. Your Bitcoin wallet is essentially just like, well, any other wallet.

    The first step in getting bitcoins is to own a bitcoin wallet.
    The first step in getting bitcoins is to own a bitcoin wallet.

    Think of a Bitcoin wallet like an “app” that you would install on your phone. You can download your wallet on your computer through a software wallet, on your mobile, and also on the web. I personally prefer the online wallet coinpayments.com. You can visit their website and follow the instructions to get yourself started. They also have mobile apps for Android and iOS.

    Once you’ve got yourself a Bitcoin wallet, you’re good to go. It takes just a few minutes to get a wallet on coinpayments; once you have one, you can start accumulating bitcoins. Oh, coinpayments.com supports many other cryptocurrencies, in case you want to “go in deep”.

    How to get or obtain bitcoins in Ghana

    Obtaining bitcoins is a relatively easy process. The three common ways are:

    • If you are selling a good, you can accept bitcoins as a form of payment (very rare here in Ghana).
    • You can purchase and sell bitcoins through Bitcoin exchanges (This is the most common way around the world. Exchanges are typically found online but a lot of people don’t use them in Ghana.)
    • You can buy directly from individuals who have bitcoins in their wallets at a rate you both agree on

    Bitcoin Exchanges in Ghana

    As written above, obtaining bitcoins through an exchange is the most common and workable way to get started. There are hundreds of exchanges (mostly online) through which you can obtain bitcoins. You simply register, enter your bank account information, and convert the local currency into bitcoins. In fact, there is an easy way for you to find an online exchange based on where you live through this website.

    However, it is your responsibility to deal with a credible exchange as many have been duped under the premise of buying bitcoins. Don’t be a victim.

    Buying Bitcoins from Individuals in Ghana

    Buying bitcoins from an individual is usually faster than using an exchange.

    Usually, sellers mark up their price so they can make a small profit for their time and service — you’ll usually end up paying a slightly higher price per bitcoin than you would on an exchange.

    I always recommend that whenever you want to buy bitcoins from an individual here in Ghana, it is usually best to meet and do the transaction in person, see the Bitcoin in your wallet and pay accordingly. Nowadays, too much trust and you are a mugu. I’m not trying to spoil anyone’s business, but that’s the truth.

    I have personally directed friends to people they can buy from. Traceable people, and not mere WhatsApp numbers and Facebook profiles.

    In Part 3 of this series, we will look at how bitcoin transactions are done and how to know what you are buying is “safe bitcoin”.

  • Jumia Voice Competition: Nana Quofi wins GHS 10,000 and Dubai Trip

    Jumia Voice Competition: Nana Quofi wins GHS 10,000 and Dubai Trip

    Jumia Ghana has declared Nana Quofi as the winner of the 2017 Jumia Voice competition. As promised by Jumia, Nana Quofi will take home a GH¢ 10,000 voucher and enjoy a fully paid trip to Dubai.

    Africa’s largest E-commerce platform – Jumia hosted the biggest online voice competition called ‘The Jumia Voice Competition’. It began Friday, October 27th and ended November 30th, 2017.

    All that participants needed to do was to record a video of themselves singing to their rendition of the Jumia Song using the Jumia jingle, downloadable from jumia.com.gh/jumia-voice/

    Participants then posted their recording with hashtag #Jumiavoice on Facebook + Instagram + Twitter and tag Jumia Ghana. Posts were further shared with as many friends and associates to Share and Like. The person with the most Likes and Shares across all social media channels is selected and rewarded.

    The Voice Competition recorded over 60 online participation with over 50,000 social media Shares and Likes. These were strictly collated from organic and traceable Likes and Shares.

    Mfidie.com posted some videos from the competition. You can watch them here: Jumia Voice Competition Entries

    There were participants who had fakes and paid Likes and Shares. These fake and paid Likes and Shares were detected and removed before counting began.

    After careful assessment on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram posts, three finalists were selected. They were PatAunty Fosuah, Nana Quofi and Augustine Holm Jnr. Nana Quofi had a total of 4,013 organic Likes and Shares across all his social media channels; emerging the winner of the competition.

    PatAunty Fosuah had a total of 2,945 organic Likes and shares whiles Augustine Holm Jnr. had a total of 1,105 organic Likes and Shares across their social media channels.

    According to Jumia, the competition was designed for all individuals with talents to challenge themselves in a very competitive environment; to build confidence and get exposure. ‘It seeks to empower Africa’s talents to reach the greatest height’.

    By popular demand, the competition was opened to all category of talents to equally match up to the online battle and showcased their God-given talents.

    Jumia has successfully made someone’s dreams come true; just as Black Friday promised to deliver the biggest discount ever. ‘Thank you to all participants for their time and efforts’- they added. Better luck next year to all who wish to participate again.

    Thank you for reading. Don’t forget to share this with your family and friends. For the latest tech news and reviews, follow Mfidie on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and subscribe to our YouTube channel.
    If you want to be part of our team of writers or you want to Guest write, send a WhatsApp Message to 0242022161 or simply call. You can also fill the form here to join our team and we will contact you back.

  • A Year On! Did the Internet Impact Ghana’s Elections for the first time?

    A Year On! Did the Internet Impact Ghana’s Elections for the first time?

    Exactly a year ago, Ghana was at the polls to elect parliamentarians and a President. A lot happened, in the online space before the elections.

    Probably one that a lot of people will not forget was the pronouncement by the then Inspector General of Police (IGP) John Kudalor. He announced the Ghana Police Service was considering blocking social media across the country on election day.

    His announcement did not go well with a lot of people, and I remember how the BloggingGhana community was not enthused with the move. He later explained in an interview with Joy News, that “If people are churning out the type of information which are quite false then why not? The security of this nation is paramount.”

    Given the huge popularity, usage and penetration of the Internet and Social Media in Ghana, it would be totally wrong to assume it did not have any effect on the election. Politicians from the then ruling NDC, as well as their counterparts from the NPP, PPP, etc all harnessed the power and tools of the internet to reach the “masses” and convince them to vote.

    Using social media as an effective marketing campaign is not a new thing. In the last US election, multiple releases by Facebook has revealed how much the social media network was used, and the extent to which it had an impact, even leading to offline events in some scenarios.

    The last election before the 2016 elections happened in 2012. Yes, there was social media. Yes, there were internet users. Yes, there were blogs. No, they didn’t play many roles. Traditional media and traditional campaign methods still led the way.

    That is not to say that the traditional means of doing the business of elections lost their impact. Rather, more emphasis was given to social media.

    Now to the big question: Did the internet impact Ghana’s election for the first time in the 2016 election? The answer would be YES!

    How so?

    First, there was so much social media discussion and information sharing that one would think the elections were going to be won on social media. The seriousness of the discussions and sometimes the heat that attributed them led to the “preaching of peace” on social media too.

    Notable among them was Penplusbytes’ “Ghana Elections 2016: Social Media Monitoring for Peaceful Elections” Project. The Project tracked potential elections irregularities on social media for a period before the election in December.

    You remember Politicians streaming campaign live on Facebook? Yes, politicians believed so much in social media that there were more campaigns streamed on Facebook than on television stations.

    For one, streaming on social media was less expensive and you could provoke actual discussions while the event is in the process, as well as reach electorates faster and more conveniently.

    These broadcasts, particularly those of the NDC and NPP were so popular that at the climax of the election campaign season, there were tens of thousands of viewers during such broadcasts.

    Social media was often used as a means to keep vigilante one the election day and throughout the counting process. Many people, even before election day, had said they did not want a repeat of the election petition. They, therefore, had to “open their eyes”, and more often than not, they used social media to open the eyes of people who could not be there with them physically.

    Did this sort of been vigilante work? To a large extent, I would say it did. It brewed confidence in the electoral process. After all, in Ghana, Seeing is believing!

    The internet and social media are here to stay, and the impact in the 2016 Ghana Elections is just the beginning. A year on, and the Internet and Social media continue to harness so much strength that they are been used to tackle national issues and hold very interesting discussions.

  • Understand Bitcoins, Cryptocurrencies the Simple Ghanaian Way: Part 1

    Understand Bitcoins, Cryptocurrencies the Simple Ghanaian Way: Part 1

    If you have been on the internet anytime this year, one word you are sure to come across is Bitcoins. A lot of Ghanaians have been talking about how bitcoins are making people rich and how it’s value is increasing.

    Here on Mfidie.com, questions on bitcoins are one of the most asked. In this article, we decide to break bitcoin down to bits we can all process. So stay put, grab your Sobolo and read. If you are confused about something, just ask in the comments section below.

    What is Bitcoins

    Bitcoins are a form of virtual currency – meaning, if you have bitcoins, you do not physically purchase goods by handing notes or tokens to the seller. Bitcoins are used for electronic purchases and transfers. You can use bitcoins to pay friends, merchants, etc if they accept it as a medium of payment.

    Every single purchase is immediately logged digitally (on computers) on a transaction log that tracks the time of purchase and who owns how many bitcoins. Think of this transaction log as an audit trail: it contains every single piece of information of every bitcoin transaction. This digital transaction log is called ‘blockchain’.

    Bitcoin mining is so profitable that people and organisations have set up mining farms.
    Bitcoin mining is so profitable that people and organisations have set up mining farms.

    The blockchain records every single transaction, both present and past, as well as the ownership of every single bitcoin in circulation. The people who are constantly verifying the blockchain, ensuring that all the information is correct and update it each time a transaction is made, are called ‘miners‘. One way to think of miners is they are those who confirm transactions.

    Their job is to ensure that the transaction is secure and processed properly and safely. In return for their services, miners are paid fees by the vendors/merchants of each transaction and are also given physical, minted bitcoins. Miners are generally considered to be the richest people in the chain.

    Why the popularity of Bitcoins, especially in 2017?

    Bitcoins are growing in popularity, and although they were largely used by speculators who were looking at it as a way to make money by buying bitcoins at lower prices and selling them at higher prices (much like trading foreign exchange or forex), there is a growing trend of businesses accepting Bitcoin as a form of payment.

    Bitcoins have been popular in Ghana and around the world in 2017 mainly because of the tremendous gains made by the currency. The value in 2017 alone has increased from around $1,000 in January to $15,000 in the beginning of December.

    Many people think that owing Bitcoin will magically make them rich, but this is totally not true. Bitcoins can make you lose money too.

    Determining the value of bitcoins

    Bitcoins are like any other currency: they fluctuate in value relative to other currencies. Similar to how the Ghana Cedis’ valuation with respect to the US dollar is not static, bitcoins have had drastic movements in price as well and this is likely to continue, positively and negatively.

    At the time of writing the first version of this article, one bitcoin was worth GHS 72144.36

    The value of a bitcoin is constantly changing, and there is no centralized exchange for it. Picture this scenario: each time a bitcoin changes ownership from the seller to buyer, the two parties need to agree on its price. There is no ‘fixed’ price. Usually, it’s the seller’s responsibility to give a fair price to the buyer based on what rate bitcoins are being traded in elsewhere.

    In Part 2 of this series, we will look at how to get started and get bitcoins, what to do with your bitcoins, bitcoin wallets, how to safely buy bitcoins and what to do with your bitcoins.

    Thank you for reading. Don’t forget to share this with your family and friends. For the latest tech news and reviews, follow Mfidie on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and subscribe to our YouTube channel.
    If you want to be part of our team of writers or you want to Guest write, send a WhatsApp Message to 0242022161 or simply call. You can also fill the form here to join our team and we will contact you back.

  • Biometric Ghanaian Passport Online: 4 things to know before applying

    Biometric Ghanaian Passport Online: 4 things to know before applying

    Getting a Biometric Ghanaian Passport Online has never been easy. Starting from January 2017, applications were opened to apply for legal biometric passports online. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration launched the online passport application service for Ghanaians to ease the mode of the application while ensuring maximum security for applicants.

    Since then, there has been a lot of talk about the process, with some Ghanaian been sceptical about the whole “online application” process. We wrote a long post explaining every detail of the application process. You can read that in full here.

    The Log In Screen for the Online Ghana Passport Application
    The Log In Screen for the Online Ghana Passport Application

    However, in this post, we look at some basic information we think you should know before you start the whole application process. If the information on this page is not enough, you can read a chunk of questions our readers have posted (with answers) about the application of the Biometric Ghanaian Passport online here. You can also ask your own questions on that same page.

    Let us now look at the 4 important things you should know as a Ghanaian before you attempt the online application.

    Is the whole online Biometric Ghanaian Passport Real?

    Probably the most common question we are expected to answer each day. The answer still remains what it has been since day one. Yes! You can apply for your Biometric Ghanaian Passport online, and receive your genuine passport.

    Yes, the application is real. Yes, there are testimonies of people who have filled the form and have received their passport.

    Perhaps, the biggest yes would be that I personally renewed my passport through the process. Just like applying for Business Registration Online is real, so is the passport application.

    https://mfidie.com/premium-ghana-passport-application-centre/

    What is the difference between an Expedited Application and a Standard Application?

    As with almost any other service, some people may need it more than others. The Biometric Passport Application is no different in this regard. There are two types of Application.

    The first one is the Expedited Application which is popularly known as “Express Passport”, and the Standard Application, which we could just refer to as the normal application.

    The Express Passport application form costs GHS 100, while the Standard Passport Application costs GHS 50, here in Ghana. The reason the express application costs more is that you get your passport in 15 days using that method. The Standard Application averagely takes a month.

    Note that a passport that was delivered via the Express Application looks no different from one that passed through the Standard Application.

    Outside view of the Passport Application Centre in Accra, Ghana.
    Outside view of the Passport Application Centre in Accra, Ghana.

    Do I have to still go to the Passport Application Centre after filling my Ghanaian Passport Form Online and what will I be going to do there?

    Yes, you need to go to the Accra Passport Application Centre (PAC) to complete your online application. One may ask: If the application is online, then why go to the Accra PAC to complete it?

    Well, the PAC needs to take your biometric data and photograph with their own systems. Also, you will be vetted by up to 4 Vetting Officers at the PAC to determine that your application is genuine, you are a Ghanaian, among other things.

    The PAC is located just around the Department of Urban Roads in Accra, near the popular Tema Station (Tema Station is ironically not in Tema). You can follow directions to the Accra Passport Application Centre here.

    Sample Filled Biometric Ghanaian Passport Online Application Form

    If you are ever in doubt how what information you need to fill the passport application form, we have included a sample application form filled for a Biometric Passport as it appeared online. Download it here: Sample-Passport-Biometric-Ghana-Online-Passport-Application

    Comments for this post have been closed. If you have questions, kindly ask here: Ghana Online Passport Application Discussion – Tips, Problems, Process and More

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  • Jumia Voice Competition ends today, see videos from the Competition

    Jumia Voice Competition ends today, see videos from the Competition

    The long awaiting period of participation for The Jumia Voice completion is slated to end today. The Jumia voice completion begun on Friday, October 27th and was extended to November 30th, 2017 by popular demand to open the competition to all category of talents that can equally match up to the online battle and showcased their God-given talents.

    Competition So far

    According to Jumia Ghana, participation has been impressive so far and they would be ready to announce the winner as soon has assessments of all content is finalized.

    The winner of this amazing competition still stands the chance of getting GHS 10,000 voucher, a trip to Dubai and an opportunity to perform on stage with artiste of choice.

    How to join and win

    It can’t be too late for anyone who would still like to participate. Jumia says be it rap, singing or spoken word, record your own rendition of a Jumia song using the Jumia jingle downloadable from here. Post your recording with hashtag #Jumiavoice on Facebook + Instagram + Twitter and tag Jumia Ghana.

    Share post with as many friends and associates and invite them to like it and share it. The person with the most likes and reshares will be selected and rewarded. Jumia is bent on making someone’s dreams come true just as Black Friday promises to delivered the biggest discount.

    Jumia Ghana has designed this competition for all individuals with talents who would like to challenge themselves in a very competitive environment. It seeks to empower Africa’s talents to reach the greatest height.

    Don’t miss this existing opportunity to build confidence and get exposure through The Jumia Voice competition. For more information, visit Jumia’s  Facebook + Instagram + Twitter pages.

    Check out some entries in the Jumia Voice Competition

    https://twitter.com/darhlynne/status/931539834644193281

    https://twitter.com/lylibry/status/929038355114930177

  • Computers Day: Black Friday Deals you can’t Miss – 29th November 2017

    Computers Day: Black Friday Deals you can’t Miss – 29th November 2017

    Yesterday was Mobiles, where we had some great deals on the iPhone 6 and the Samsung Galaxy Note 8. The flash sales for the iPhone lasted less than 60 seconds and I personally was not fast enough to get one.

    However, it’s another day and this time we are in the world of Computers and Computer accessories.

    Remember to buy as soon as you decide since some of these items can quickly “go out of stock”.

    So here are the Black Friday deals you should look out for today on Jumia (Computers Day):

    HP 15-AY089NIA – 4GB RAM – 500GB HDD – Intel Celeron N3060 1.6GHz – 15.6″ Windows 10 Laptop

    This Laptop matches all your lite computing needs and also provides wonderful multimedia experience. The notebook features Intel Pentium N3060 processor which gives you lightning speed and lag-free performance in office and multimedia work. With 4GB RAM, this laptop makes multi-tasking problem free and very easy.

    Freedom to store is assured by the 500GB hard disk capacity of this laptop. It is currently on sale at Jumia for GHS 1299, or GHS 1170 if you use the giveaway voucher below. Click here to check out the laptop or buy.

    Toshiba Canvio Ready 1TB Portable External Hard Drive 2.5 Inch USB 3.0 – Black

    Get all the storage capacity you need for your important digital content and keep it all in one place, everywhere you go. This device accommodates large digital files with a spacious storage capacity of up to 1TB. Powered directly from the USB port on your PC, it offers easy add-on storage with no software installation necessary and the simplicity of plug-and-play operation.

    Powered by new USB 3.0 technology, the 3.0 portable hard drives are far faster than but still compatible with USB 2.0 technology. Just plug them in and start protecting your data. Whether for work, school, or digital entertainment, the Portable Hard Drives meets your storage needs and your lifestyle Buy the Toshiba 1TB Portable Hard Drive on Jumia at the best price.

    HP DeskJet 2132 All-in-One Printer

    Printer, Scanner, Photocopier and more. Make your everyday printing, scanning, and copying easily with an HP DeskJet all-in-one that simply works right out of the box. Save money with optional high-yield ink cartridges. Plus, save space with an all-in-one designed to fit where you need it.

     You can buy this AIO printer for GHS 159. Click here to view the product now.

    Voucher Giveaway for all Orders this Black Friday

    Today and through Black Friday, shop at Jumia and use the Voucher to get additional 10% on top of the discount that Black Friday already presents. Voucher: Shepherdea1a

    To use the code, click on Cart and enter Shepherdea1a in the voucher section and click on “Use”.

    In the example below, the voucher gave a discount of GHS 422.

    How to use my voucher for bigger benefits
  • Mobiles Day: iPhone Donkomi, Note 8 and more – 28th November 2017

    Mobiles Day: iPhone Donkomi, Note 8 and more – 28th November 2017

    Yesterday was Cyber Monday, where we had some great deals on Electronics. Today, however, the focus is on Mobiles and Mobile accessories.

    This year, Jumia has increased the number of Brands that are participating in the Black Friday Festival. As such, more mobile phone brands are featuring and some good discounts are evident of the situation.

    Remember to buy as soon as you decide since some of these items can quickly “go out of stock”.

    So here are the Black Friday deals you should look out for today on Jumia (Mobiles Day):

    Flash Sales: iPhone 6 and Samsung Galaxy Note 8

    Flash Sale iPhone Jumia says for the iPhone 6, 32GB for GHS 780 instead of GHS 1,560 and Samsung Note 8 for GHS 2,250 instead of
    GHS 4,500 at 12pm and 3pm respectively. and enjoy FREE delivery on all mobile phones today. Remember, Flash Sales are for the fastest fingers so visit the Flash Sales Page by clicking here and wait patiently to place your order.

    Motorola Moto E4 Plus Dual SIM 16GB HDD – Grey

    Get 27% discount when you buy this phone. Motorola Moto E4 Plus is powered by a 1.3GHz Octa-core processor with 3GB RAM, Android 7.1 OS, 16GB Internal Memory and 256GB of expandable storage. And you’ll have plenty to help you achieve more with the long-lasting 5000mAh battery. It has a 13 MP rear camera and a 5 MP front camera. Check out the Motorolla handset by clicking here.

    Infinix X572 Note 4 Dual SIM 16GB HDD – Gold

    We wrote about the Note 4 some weeks back. The Infinix Note 4 Dual SIM Smartphone features a 5.7″ inch HD display with high resolution which will ensure that you enjoy a more immersive entertainment experience.

    Infinix Note 4

    Photos, documents and apps take on a life of their own with the vivid display of a super clear touchscreen. With the Voucher: Shepherdea1a you could get this phone for GHS 576. Click here for the Note 4 Offer.

    White Label 3-in-1 Camera Lens Kit for Smart Phones – Black

    All 3 go for just GHS 10. The 3-in-1 Camera Lens is cleverly designed to work seamlessly when you need that extra field of view. With wide-angle, macro and fish-eye lenses, it’s easy to shoot a wide array of stunning images, from landscapes to close-ups, with your tablet or smartphone. Just clip the lens to your device and begin capturing memories. Check the lens kit by clicking here.

    Voucher Giveaway for all Orders this Black Friday

    Today and through Black Friday, shop at Jumia and use the Voucher to get additional 10% on top of the discount that Black Friday already presents. Voucher: Shepherdea1a

    To use the code, click on Cart and enter Shepherdea1a in the voucher section and click on “Use”.

    In the example below, the voucher gave a discount of GHS 422.

    How to use my voucher for bigger benefits
  • Cyber Monday: Black Friday Deals you can’t Miss – 27th November 2017

    Cyber Monday: Black Friday Deals you can’t Miss – 27th November 2017

    The first Monday after Black Friday is known as “Cyber Monday”. Cyber Monday represents your last chance to save big before Christmas. As has been the norm over the years, Cyber Monday is great for shopping Electronic Stuff.

    This year, Jumia has increased the number of Brands that are participating in the Black Friday Festival. As such, more electronic brands are featuring and some good discounts are popping up.

    Remember to buy as soon as you decide since some of these items can quickly “go out of stock”.

    So here are the Black Friday deals you should look out for today on Jumia (Cyber Monday):

    HP 15-AY089NIA – 4GB RAM – 500GB HDD – Intel Celeron N3060 1.6GHz – 15.6″ Windows 10 Laptop

    This Laptop matches all your lite computing needs and also provides wonderful multimedia experience. The notebook features Intel Pentium N3060 processor which gives you lightning speed and lag-free performance in office and multimedia work. With 4GB RAM, this laptop makes multi-tasking problem free and very easy. Freedom to store is assured by the 500GB hard disk capacity of this laptop. It is currently on sale at Jumia for GHS 1299, or GHS 1170 if you use the giveaway voucher below. Click here to check out the laptop or buy.

    Nexus NX-185 Refrigerator – 138 Litre Silver

    This one is going for GHS 820, but you can get it for GHS 738 if you buy with the voucher giveaway at the end of this post. The Nexus NX-185 138 Litre Refrigerator allows you to store more frozen meals with its huge capacity of 138 litres. Its other features include an adjustable thermostat, an easy to clean interior, removable storage basket, a lock and a high-efficiency compressor to keep your meals preserved. Click here to check out the refrigerator on Jumia.

    Motorola Moto E4 Plus Dual SIM 16GB HDD – Grey

    Get 27% discount when you buy this phone. Motorola Moto E4 Plus is powered by a 1.3GHz Octa-core processor with 3GB RAM, Android 7.1 OS, 16GB Internal Memory and 256GB of expandable storage. And you’ll have plenty to help you achieve more with the long-lasting 5000mAh battery. It has a 13 MP rear camera and a 5 MP front camera. Check out the Motorolla handset by clicking here.

    Voucher Giveaway for all Orders this Black Friday

    Today and through Black Friday, shop at Jumia and use the Voucher to get additional 10% on top of the discount that Black Friday already presents. Voucher: Shepherdea1a

    To use the code, click on Cart and enter Shepherdea1a in the voucher section and click on “Use”.

    In the example below, the voucher gave a discount of GHS 422.

    How to use my voucher for bigger benefits