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    Every Friday Is Black Friday: TD Africa turns up the heat on tech accessibility

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    TD Africa, a trailblazer in technology distribution and innovation across Africa, has launched an exciting weekly campaign titled ‘Black Friday Every Friday’. This campaign brings massive discounts on premium tech products to registered partners via the TD Super App. Running every Friday through Sunday at midnight, the initiative provides consistent access to a diverse product mix, including laptops, smartphones, scanners, inks and toners, printers, and consumer electronics.

    This laudable initiative aligns with TD Africa’s mission to ensure the accessibility, affordability, and usability of technologies across Africa, empowering individuals and businesses with unbeatable value on a wide range of everyday tech essentials.

    With ‘Black Friday Every Friday’, TD Africa brings the thrill of Black Friday to life each weekend. Businesses and individuals can access essential tech tools without waiting for annual promotions. Partners can leverage the power and convenience of the TD Super App to seamlessly browse and purchase discounted products in real-time.

    Commenting on the campaign, Fridel Makun, Head of Marketing at TD Africa, stated: “We’re not just running a promo. We’re shifting access. ‘Black Friday Every Friday’ is our way of saying that world-class technology should not be seasonal; it should be accessible, affordable, and always within reach. This campaign reflects our deep belief that technology is no longer a luxury; it’s a necessity for productivity, education, entertainment, and empowerment. By extending these offers every week, we’re creating consistent opportunities for people and businesses across Africa to own the tools they need to thrive in a digital world.”

    Through this forward-thinking campaign, TD Africa continues to redefine retail innovation and digital inclusion while driving real impact across Africa’s technology and economic landscape.

    Registered partners are encouraged to log in via www.superapp.tdafrica.com to explore the ‘Black Friday Every Friday’ deals and take advantage of the exclusive offers available on the TD Super App.

     

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