Reach More Readers With Pepaala
List your news site or blog on Pepaala and put your stories in front of readers across Zambia and beyond. Every reader who wants the full story is sent straight to your website.
Join the 9 publishers already on Pepaala.
Why List Your Site
Every read is a visit to you
We never show full articles. Tapping a headline opens the story on your website, so the page view, the ad impressions and the reader relationship stay yours.
Free, organic traffic
Listing costs nothing. Readers arrive because they chose your story from their feed, not because of a paid campaign.
Awareness for your brand
Your name appears on every story, right next to established outlets. Readers who didn't know you existed find you, and can make you a favourite source.
How to Get Listed
Tell us about your site
Fill in the short form below with your website, your brand and how to reach you.
We work out the fit
Our team looks at your site and works out how best to bring your stories into Pepaala, then gets in touch.
Your stories go live
New stories appear in the app soon after you publish them, each one linking back to your website.
Submit Your Website
Tell us where to find your stories and who to talk to. We use these details only to reply to you.
Content Removal Requests
If your content appears on Pepaala, you are free to ask us to remove it at any time.
- Ownership comes first. We remove content only once we have confirmed that you own or represent the publication, so nobody can take down another publisher's stories. We will contact you with a simple way to verify.
- Permanent erasure within 24 hours. Within 24 hours of confirming ownership, we stop collecting from your site and permanently erase all information related to it: the source record, every headline, excerpt and image link, and the reading statistics and reader reports attached to them.
- No questions asked. You do not need to give a reason, and you can ask to be listed again later.
Ready to reach more readers?
Send us your website and we'll get your stories in front of Pepaala readers.