Netizens urged to verify information ahead of the polls
As Zambia prepares for the general elections, some netizens have continued to stress the importance of verifying information before sharing it, warning that the spread of fake news and unverified claims could fuel tension and violence amongst Zambians. Speaking in an interview…
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