The Zambian Economist continues its spotlight on the people building Zambia’s tech and business ecosystem. This week, we feature Enock Zulu, who has served as Chief Technical Officer of Melo Hosts (www.melohosts.com) since 2019.
Since stepping into the role, Enock has helped steer the technical direction of a Zambian hosting platform built with developers in mind. His philosophy is simple: technology should serve people first.
“Being a tech founder fills my heart with immense joy. Witnessing my creation positively impact people’s lives is what drives me every day. My ultimate aim is to craft tools and services that provide a solid foundation for developers, empowering them to create innovations that will truly change the world.”
Looking back on 2025, he describes it as a defining year for himself and his team, shaped by one core lesson:
“The past few years have taught me a valuable lesson: persistence is key, and it consistently yields remarkable results. However, amidst the hustle, I’ve come to realize that prioritizing happiness over work is paramount.”
It’s a mindset that grounds his leadership at Melo Hosts — building with purpose, without losing sight of what matters.
“For me, true happiness stems from the ability to enhance the lives of others. Your source of happiness may differ, but once you discover it, its profound impact will become undeniable.”
As Melo Hosts continues to grow, Enock Zulu’s blend of technical drive and people-first thinking is helping shape what a homegrown Zambian hosting company can look like.
About Melo Hosts
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