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UPS signs partnership agreement with Jumia

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The logistics and package company, UPS has signed a partnership agreement with Jumia in a bid to expand its network to other countries in Africa.

Jumia’s Senior Vice President in charge of Logistics, Apoorva Kumar, confirmed the development in a statement on Monday.

He said partnership would give UPS access to Jumia’s last mile delivery infrastructure.

Apoorva stressed that existing UPS customers can pick-up and drop-off packages across Jumia’s stations across Africa.

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He said: “We are delighted and humbled by the opportunity to partner up with UPS, a global logistics leader, to offer them last mile solutions in Africa.

“Today, we are helping other businesses overcome these infrastructure challenges by giving them access to our logistics platform.”

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