Jumia

Jumia is capitalizing on the U.S.-China trade war as Chinese vendors are exploring new avenues to route their products into markets such as Nigeria and Côte d'Ivoire.

Months after Jumia Food’s shutdown, delivery workers in Nigeria and Kenya say they’re still missing their final paychecks.

Former gig drivers in Kenya, Nigeria, and Uganda are still feeling the pinch after Jumia Food abruptly exited seven African markets.

New data shows a rising tide of coders in Bangladesh and Nigeria.

There are lots of exciting retail companies — just not in the U.S.

After a decade of losses, Jumia’s new CEO has a “radical” plan for Africa’s struggling e-commerce leader.

From El Salvador to China, the tech industry looks very different than it did a year ago.

Its stock has fallen 70% since its IPO as growth stalls and operating losses mount.

BYJU’s. Shein. You’ve read about these companies everywhere, but you can’t say their names out loud. We’re here to help.

One year after a rocky public offering, African e-commerce giant Jumia is seeing a boom in sales — but not in profits.