Author: Zola Tembo
Zola Tembo is a versatile journalist, features writer, and regional affairs correspondent with a strong focus on community issues, social development, and grassroots narratives. She is dedicated to delivering well-researched, impactful stories that illuminate underreported perspectives, foster informed public engagement, and uphold the highest principles of journalistic integrity.
CALIFORNIA, United States — Google Chrome is strengthening its protections against abusive website notifications on Android, introducing multiple layers of automatic controls designed to block…
ENTEBBE, Uganda — Ugandan tourism industry players are calling on the government to consider suspending Emirates flights to Entebbe in retaliation for continued United Arab…
HARARE, Zimbabwe — A newly identified dinosaur species discovered in Zimbabwe is offering scientists fresh insight into the remarkable diversity of prehistoric life that once…
ACCRA, Ghana — For years, verifying a person’s identity in Ghana often involved a familiar routine. A bank teller would examine a national identity card,…
NAIROBI, Kenya — The Linda Mwananchi movement has cancelled its planned stop in Ol Kalou and will now hold only two engagements in Nyahururu on…
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa — Anti-immigration protests escalated across parts of South Africa on Thursday as groups of demonstrators conducted door-to-door searches in townships, accusing undocumented…
IBADAN, Nigeria — A rare and symbolic wedding ceremony in the southwestern Nigerian city of Ibadan has drawn attention after twin brothers married twin sisters…
KIGALI, Rwanda — Miss Rwanda 2016 Jolly Mutesi has threatened legal action against Ugandan musician Bebe Cool after he published screenshots of alleged conversations linking…
ABUJA, Nigeria — An Abuja court has sentenced four men to death for their role in the 2022 attack on a Catholic church in south-western…
ABUJA, Nigeria — Nigerian President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on Friday defended his administration’s sweeping economic reforms, saying they had stabilised Africa’s largest economy and restored…