Alto Professional has launched the TMD16, a compact digital mixer designed to make professional audio features accessible for small venues and live streaming. According to John Boudreau, the company's Director of Product Development, the console offers a straightforward upgrade from analog equipment without a significant learning curve. He noted that it provides a tactile workflow alongside powerful built-in effects and routing capabilities.
The TMD16 includes 16 inputs with 10 mic preamps and 12 analog outputs. Its hands-on control surface features seven capacitive touch faders, a seven-inch color display, and ten push-button encoders. All inputs and outputs have parametric EQ and compression, while an integrated effects engine offers...
Senior ZANU-PF officials and a musician have praised the First Lady, Dr. Auxillia Mnangagwa, for leading the creation of drug rehabilitation centers. At a party meeting in Highfields, Politburo Secretary Tendai Chirau reaffirmed the ruling party's position that drug traffickers should be imprisoned. He described their actions as equivalent to murder.
Musician Ngwere Diki joined the call to action, urging the arts industry to support the fight against substance abuse, which he stated is damaging the viability of creative professions. A provincial party official emphasized the role of music in educating communities and addressing social problems. The President has also instructed provinces to mobilize resources for these anti-drug...
A senior lawyer in Zimbabwe has publicly denounced a constitutional court application challenging a proposed presidential term extension, employing inflammatory language that has drawn accusations of unprofessional conduct. The legal challenge, filed by Mbuso Fuzwayo and the organization Ibhetshu LikaZulu, questions the legality of extending the president's term to 2030. In response, the lawyer dismissed the litigation as a sham and labeled the applicants with dehumanizing rhetoric.
This criticism extends to the applicants' legal representative, Nqobani Sithole, whose professional history was questioned in what observers characterized as a personal attack. The senior lawyer further argued that the term extension is a political matter...
The ruling Zanu PF party is pursuing the implementation of its key conference resolutions through Parliament and government bodies. Party Secretary Charles Tawengwa stated that the primary focus is on a constitutional amendment to extend President Emmerson Mnangagwa's term until 2030. He clarified that this is not a bid for a third term but an extension to allow completion of the National Development Strategy. Tawengwa argued that maintaining the President's leadership is essential for ongoing economic stability and growth, citing progress in infrastructure and currency. He assured party members that the resolution, which passed without objection, would be enacted.
The Zanu PF Harare Province is conducting an inter-district meeting at a full-capacity Gwanzura Stadium. The event aims to disseminate conference feedback to party members from Zone 2, which includes several suburbs. It also serves to introduce newly appointed Central Committee members, Dr. Kudakwashe Tagwirei and Taka Mashonganyika. Numerous senior party officials, Politburo members, and leaders from the Women’s League are in attendance.
Kirinyaga Governor Anne Waiguru visited Ida Odinga to express condolences following the passing of her husband, Raila Odinga. Waiguru, accompanied by county officials and members of the Daughters of Kenya group, described the meeting as deeply emotional. She referred to the late leader as an extraordinary mentor and a cherished friend, stating that his wisdom and courage would be remembered. The governor also expressed appreciation for the warmth shown by Mama Ida during their meeting at her Karen home.
Embakasi East MP Babu Owino has alleged a government plan to demolish multiple longstanding Nairobi estates for an affordable housing initiative. He stated that hundreds of families in areas including Makongeni, Jericho, and Maringo face displacement. Owino criticized the proposed compensation of 150,000 shillings per household as insufficient, questioning how such an amount could support families.
He further challenged the plan to relocate residents to new housing units, noting that their cost, around two million shillings, is unaffordable for most current occupants. The MP demanded that authorities provide new homes and titles to residents before any demolition occurs. He urged residents to defend their property rights and threatened...
The National Police Service has pledged to provide comprehensive and impartial security for the upcoming by-elections. Spokesperson Muchiri Nyaga stated that a detailed security plan was developed with the electoral commission to ensure a peaceful and credible voting process. He warned that any violence, hate speech, or disruption of public order would be met with a strict legal response.
A total of 181 candidates are competing across 24 electoral areas, including one senatorial seat and six National Assembly seats. The police urged political candidates and their supporters to conduct peaceful campaigns and adhere to the law. The public was encouraged to vote without fear and to report any suspicious activities through official police...
Anesu Mwarianesu, the wife of Prophet Evidence Chari, publicly announced their divorce. In a social media statement, she explained the decision was made for the welfare of herself and their three children. Mwarianesu stated her primary focus is safeguarding their lives and mental health while ensuring a successful future, adding her commitment to a cooperative co-parenting relationship. She asked for privacy for her family. The prophet has not issued a public response. Information regarding any legal proceedings or financial settlements remains undisclosed.
