Africa Classified Advertising Online Market Place For African Trading Launched
May 18, 2020
FujUnity has launched an online market place to fuel the competitiveness of African Free Trade. It allows indigenous people to buy, sell, or trade goods and services among themselves, globally.
Philadelphia, United States - May 18, 2020 /PressCable/ —
FujUnity, an African classified advertising agency, has launched an online platform for indigenous citizens of color across the globe. Vendors and customers all across the world can buy, sell, or trade among themselves using the newly launched platform.
More information available at https://fujunity.com
African business owners seeking to have a platform and customers seeking to support their own often find it difficult to do so. All of the competitive markets are overcrowded by their Chinese counterparts which makes it difficult for their services and products to be seen.
With the aforementioned reality in mind, FujUnity created the newly launched online platform where Africans and blacks around the world can conduct business with each other. The website allows its patrons to post ads for goods and services and connect with others looking to outsource these goods and services from people of color.
FujUnity, which means; For Us, Just Us United, believes in adapting the strategies their Chinese counterparts use in the game of “GO”. GO is a Chinese two-player board game created 2,500 years ago. It is abstract and very strategic. In order to win a player must surround more territory than his opponent. FujUnity believes that the Chinese have taken the principles of this game and have applied it to their business negotiations and as a result, dominate the market.
FujUnity’s online marketplace is a derivative of the principles of GO. It is designed to allow indigenous people of color to have a platform where their goods and services can be visible. This results in visibility for African merchants and provides the African diaspora and consumers worldwide with ways of supporting indigenous goods and services.
The online platform is available for anyone seeking to purchase goods and services from any part of the world. The aim is to have strengthened unity among African merchants as they buy, sell and trade goods and services among each other and to their consumers around the globe. In so doing, FujUnity believes that African free trade can be more competitive in the global marketplace.
Interested parties can visit https://fujunity.com to learn more.
Contact Info:
Name: Don Hayes
Email: Send Email
Organization: FUJUNITY.COM
Address: 1735 Market St. ste A 435, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19103, United States
Phone: +1-267-419-7366
Website: https://fujunity.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 88957824
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