Nicholas Mutua, Managing Director Aramex Kenya said, Most of the customers who come to pick-up products they ordered on JUMIA are happy with the deliveries and efficiency. PHOTO/JUMIA BY ROBINSON MURAGE, SPONSORED BY Fame AFRICA Tweet Kenya’s leading online retailer JUMIA has partnered with Aramex one of the fastest growing courier service company in Kenya to allow its customers to pick up items they purchase on the website from Aramex stores across Nairobi. Parinaz Firozi, MD, JUMIA Kenya said; “Some of our Customers who prefer to have their deliveries made at Aramex stores for pick up can select the closest store during the checkout process and click on ‘ship to this address’ and our customer-centric staff will ensure quality service upon pick up.” The Aramex stores from where customers can pick up their orders include; Thika Road Mall, Yala Towers on Nairobi’s Biashara Street, Maji House- Ngong Road, Aramex’s head office - Old Mutual Building, General Accident house- Ralph Bunche Road and Westlands- outside corner plaza. JUMIAcharges a KES 200 delivery fee for orders below KES 5,000 within Nairobi, however, customers who select Aramex pick-up stations will be exempted from the shipping fees.TODAY ON EAOfficial BUSINESS Great Deals: JUMIA Kenya Announces Fashion Clearance Sale JUMIA Great Deals: INFINIX Hot X507 Now Available in Kenya for Ksh. 6,999 REVEALED: How Digital switch-over will boost e-commerce in Kenya JUMIA Kenya Opens New Hub in Nakuru KENYA: Nairobi Traffic Jams Driving customers Online — A MUST READ Nicholas Mutua, Managing Director Aramex Kenya said, “Most of the customers who come to pick-up products they ordered on JUMIA are happy with the deliveries and efficiency. We are as well delighted to be part of this experience with incredible potential for growth.” The partnership is the latest news as the company seeks to stamp its place in the Kenyan market and provide excellent services in the face of competition. Recently, JUMIA expanded its operations to Nakuru with a new hub to serve the larger rift valley region. About six months to the June 17 deadline set by the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) for all countries in the world to switch over from analogue to digital, JUMIA is on record saying the digital switch-over will boost e-commerce uptake in the country as more digital TV service providers continue to import three-service package set top boxes that involve Television, Internet and Telephone services over a single bill per month over one fibre optic cable connection allowing internet sharing among people within the same area. — GUEST WRITER The Writer Is The PR, JUMIA Kenya Follow @robeentweets Follow @Aramex Follow @fameafrica Follow us: @eaofficialpage on Twitter | eaofficialmag on Facebook | @eaofficialpage on Instagram | EaofficialBlogspot on Google+ © 2014 EAO Media. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed without ATTRIBUTION to the source. kenya, technology, jumia, business
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