Every year, lots of customers keep locked on Uganda’s online shopping websites for two of the biggest annual events. The Mobile week and Black Friday always feature unbeatable deals as providers slash prices of all Items sold. Having unveiled fresh new deals and offers for all online customers. Jumia Uganda has kickstarted it’s 2018 Jumia mobile week filled with catchy discounts on smartphones, as the cheapest smartphone retails for UGX 100,000.
The Simi S301 is a true African innovation produced by Simi communications in Ethiopia. Well, for as low as 100,000/= this smartphone could be yours. As Jumia slashed all smartphone prices with amazing discounts of up to 50%. Major smartphone brands including the popular Tecno series and the Samsung S9 are featured in this year’s Jumia mobile week.
Tablets may be phasing away with the fast rising smartphone revolution, but the Jumia mobile week decided to as well provide a few inexpensive tablet with the cheapest going for UGX99,999 just like the Simi. The company is fresh from introducing this years whitepaper that continues to show how mobile gadgets like smartphones are a hot trend, and some of these brands will be included in the Mobile Week promo.
Inside Jumia ‘s mobile week deals lies free shopping vouchers every day, Unbeatable discounts bundled with treasure hunts all in 1 week. Focusing on the blooming smartphone usage statistics in Uganda to the point that UCC is trying to regulate every service. The Jumia mobile week will see many newbies enjoy the best discounts than ever before. Just like the way Kilimall gives out free vouchers to its app users. Jumia, on the other hand, is as well giving it’s app user more discounts compared to the desktop visitors.
Given the fact that online shopping gurus shall enjoy black Friday deals later this year. The Jumia mobile week will give us a clue on what to expect on this year’s black Friday since Kilimall is already planning to launch it’s long-awaited mobile week as well in preparation for the late 2018 global Black friday.
