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Africmed's screening just ships women to EFSTH
Africmed International Hospital partnered with the University of The Gambia Medical Students Association to conduct breast cancer screening and education in greater Banjul. The hospital's CEO, Dr. Omar Jagne, said early detection saves lives as the initiative marked part of Africmed's 10-year social responsibility work in The Gambia. Medical students and doctors from the university and Edward Francis Small Teaching Hospital examined 52 women on Friday, Oct. 18, 2025. Staff members registered participants, provided counseling and performed clinical breast examinations. Women with abnormal results received referrals for additional evaluation at the hospital. Association President Mamadou B. Jallow said the program taught women about...
Magwizi's ZIFA a joke, Warriors decay
Zimbabwe dismissed seven national team coaches between the start of Sunday Chidzambwa's tenure and Michael Nees' recent firing, a pattern that pushed the Warriors from 49th in global rankings to 129th over two decades. The federation's preference for expensive foreign managers over local alternatives created instability while African nations like Senegal and Morocco achieved success through extended coaching appointments and institutional support. The newly installed ZIFA board, led by Nqobile Magwizi, faces pressure to abandon quick fixes and establish sustainable systems that include scouting networks, analytics departments, and youth development programs. Only Chidzambwa served for more than 2 years as head coach, while the others...
Gwayi-Shangani dam eats cash, crawls past 70%
The Gwayi-Shangani Dam is 73 percent complete as construction crews work around-the-clock shifts to build what will become Zimbabwe's third-largest reservoir. Assistant Resident Engineer Tinevimbo Musingarimi reported that workers poured 15,000 cubic meters of concrete between July and October 2025, following the government's increase in project funding. The dam wall has reached 43 meters in height using roller-compacted concrete technology. A hydroelectric facility under construction at the site will generate 10 megawatts of electricity for nearby schools, health centers and tourism operations. Engineering Surveyor Emmanuel Kamhunga said civil works on the power plant reached 50 percent completion. Steel from the Dinson Iron and Steel...
RME new TotalMix FX 2.0
RME released a beta version of TotalMix FX 2.0, introducing a redesigned interface with scalable graphics for Mac and Windows. The audio interface manufacturer updated its control software to allow users to adjust the size of Mixer and Matrix displays while maintaining all existing routing and monitoring capabilities. The company preserved the original layout as an option for users who prefer the previous design. Beta testers can download the software from the manufacturer's website and switch between classic and updated views. RME audio interfaces with digital signal processing hardware continue to support built-in effects and processing features through the updated control application.
Barefoot demands £4495 for Footprint 01 Gen2
Barefoot Sound upgraded two monitors in its Footprint series with new drivers and amplification systems. The Footprint 01 Gen2 and Footprint 02 Gen2 models each feature three separate amplifiers powering individual drivers for improved efficiency. The company installed tweeters from its Footprint 03 model to enhance accuracy and dynamic range. The monitors incorporate technologies designed to reduce cabinet vibration and increase conversion resolution. Dual Force construction uses opposing woofers to eliminate resonance and deliver deeper bass. The MEME system offers four preset sound profiles that allow engineers to check mixes against different playback environments. The Footprint 01 Gen2 costs 4,495 pounds while the Footprint 02...
Teletone guts Moog, Roland, Korg for Oracle
Teletone Audio launched Oracle, a polyphonic software synthesizer that replicates sounds from legendary analog monosynths such as the Moog Model D, Sequential Pro-One and Roland SH-101. The instrument combines vintage character with contemporary software capabilities through its Movements modulation system, which features six drag-and-drop low-frequency oscillators and a Custom Shapes editor for creating modulation paths. The synthesizer ships with more than 300 presets ranging from aggressive tones to atmospheric textures. Users can modify any preset through the instrument's controls, which feature two oscillators, vintage warmth settings, integrated effects and an arpeggiator. Co-founder Jeremy Larson said the company designed Oracle...
Katsande grovels to ZIFA for Pitso hire
Former Kaizer Chiefs midfielder Willard Katsande endorsed Pitso Mosimane as the ideal candidate to lead Zimbabwe's national team following the vacancy. The Warriors legend urged the Zimbabwe Football Association to hire the decorated coach in a Facebook post praising Mosimane's appreciation for Zimbabwean players. Mosimane built his reputation at Mamelodi Sundowns before achieving continental success with Egyptian club Al Ahly. The coach secured multiple league championships and CAF Champions League titles while developing player talent across Africa. Katsande witnessed Mosimane's methods firsthand while competing in South African football. Supporters believe Mosimane could modernize tactical approaches and strengthen player...
Michael Nees junked, ZIFA begs for UEFA Pro
The Zimbabwe Football Association opened applications for the vacant Warriors head coach position after terminating Michael Nees last week. Candidates must hold a CAF Pro License or UEFA Pro License and demonstrate at least five years of experience coaching national teams or top-tier clubs. The association seeks a tactician capable of guiding the squad through COSAFA, AFCON, and FIFA competitions while establishing tactical systems and selecting rosters. Applicants should submit credentials demonstrating success in African tournaments, as well as leadership and media relations skills. The role demands the development of training programs, player scouting, and collaboration with the technical department. Coaches must provide performance...
Jo-Anne Reyneke's raw look is just lazy
South African actress Jo-Anne Reyneke posted a video that gained attention for showing her natural appearance without cosmetic enhancement. The former Muvhango performer explained that minimal preparation enables her to reach production-readiness within minutes when roles require authentic presentation rather than elaborate styling. Reyneke stated that characters who demand natural looks need only brief makeup and wardrobe sessions before filming begins. Her approach demonstrates efficiency in transitioning between personal identity and professional performance. The video sparked conversations about appearance standards within entertainment and the contrast between public image and unadorned reality. Supporters responded positively to...

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