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Jumia Black Friday 2026 begins October 30 with month-long deals and free delivery

Jumia Ghana’s 14th Black Friday shopping festival begins on Friday, October 30, 2026, with a month-long promotion featuring discounts on electronics, fashion, home appliances, beauty products and groceries.

Jumia Black Friday 2026 begins October 30 with month-long deals and free delivery

Jumia Ghana's 14th annual Black Friday shopping festival kicks off on October 30, 2026, with a full month of deals and free delivery options. The online marketplace promises a month-long promotion offering discounts on electronics, fashion, home appliances, beauty products, and groceries. Samsung is the headline sponsor for this year's campaign, with a theme of "Powered by Samsung."

Participating brands include Asano, Hikers, Nasco, Oraimo, and Icona, each offering special discounts on their respective products during Brand Days. Free delivery is available on selected categories like fashion, home items, phone accessories, Oraimo products, and small appliances. Customers can collect their orders from over 200 pickup points across Ghana, including Accra, Kumasi, Takoradi, Tamale, Ho, and Cape Coast.

In addition to nationwide delivery, Jumia is introducing flash sales with limited quantities of selected products at discounted prices, which customers should purchase quickly to avoid stock depletion. To take advantage of the exclusive app-only discounts, vouchers, early access to flash sales, and faster checkout services, customers are advised to download or update the Jumia mobile app on Google Play or the Apple App Store.

The platform accepts payments via Mobile Money, cards, JumiaPay, or cash on delivery for eligible items. A returns policy is also in place for customers who receive the wrong size or wish to return eligible purchases.

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