Yango Senegal has launched a food delivery service, expanding its SuperApp offerings and tapping into the country’s growing digital and restaurant sectors.
Why it matters
The move strengthens Yango’s footprint in Senegal’s tech-driven economy while giving restaurants and food stores a digital platform to reach more customers.
Driving the news
- The service is integrated into the Yango SuperApp, which already offers ride-hailing and parcel delivery.
- Partner restaurants—including Mammamia, Wonderfood, Pizza Time, and Eguettes—can now increase their order volume with lower operational costs.
- Yango is waiving commission fees for restaurants to support local businesses.
What they’re saying
- “Our ambition is to support the Senegalese economic ecosystem by creating business opportunities for partner restaurants… while generating positive economic and social impact,” said Aicha Niang, Country Manager of Yango Senegal.
The big picture
- Senegal’s restaurant industry is expanding, fueled by urbanization and shifting consumer habits, per the National Agency for Statistics and Demography.
- Internet penetration in urban areas has surpassed 89%, making digital services like Yango Food Delivery a natural fit for the market.
- The launch aligns with Senegal’s broader digital transformation, positioning Yango as a key player in the country’s e-commerce landscape.
What’s next
Yango Food Delivery is available on Android and iOS, with plans to onboard more restaurants and expand to food stores soon.
