A dramatic prison break sees 41 inmates, including suspected murderers and robbers, escape Nakonde Police Station after overpowering an officer, sparking a major manhunt. Elsewhere, significant political developments include a reconciliation within the opposition PF party, with former President Lungu endorsed for the 2026 elections, amidst ongoing claims of State House interference in opposition affairs. Today's edition is presented in English (United States) and consists of 17 articles from 3

Barb’s wire: Jim Morrison’s statue found, a ‘narco’ cat caught with drugs, and a tourist fined in Spain. Views and News with Clarence Ford is the mid-morning show on CapeTalk. This 3-hour long programme shares and reflects a broad array of perspectives. It is inspirational, passionate and positive. Host Clarence Ford’s gentle curiosity and dapper demeanour leave listeners feeling motivated and empowered. Known for his love of jazz and golf, Clarrie covers a range of

Can Great Music Rise Above the Slop? [WARNING: May Be Depressing For Musicians]The Dead Internet Theory: "AI-generated material will eventually flood the internet so thoroughly, that nothing human can be found. " The ocean of music is filling with AI slop. Major artists flood the streams with tons of remixes, altered versions, and clips of the same song/album. New artists try to get attention by posting 100s of Tik-Tok videos of the same song hoping just one will go viral. With 'Oversaturation',

Will AI Finally Be Able To Scuttle That Pesky Copyright Thing?(Update: There is an article today on The Verge entitled "Elon Musk’s Apparent Power Play at the Copyright Office Completely Backfired: Ripping off content to train AI wasn't going to fly with either MAGA populists or MAGA media". So while there is absolutely still no reason given to fire the director who is most qualified to guide the Copyright Office on matters of AI, the end result is up in the air, and I remain skeptical, as given in

This episode highlights the devastating environmental and human security impact of a major acid leak into Zambia's Kafue River basin, raising urgent questions about accountability and compensation. It also covers the significant progress on the Lobito Corridor railway, a transformative infrastructure project poised to boost regional trade and economic development for Zambia and Angola. Today's edition is presented in English (United States) and consists of 15 articles from 3 sources. The size of the

Three Nkana Football Club players have been arrested in connection with alleged malicious damage to government property at Levy Mwanawasa Stadium in Ndola. Meanwhile, a 46-year-old man has been dragged to court for sharing a screenshot claiming that President Hichilema impregnated Chipo Mwanawasa. In other news, the government has announced plans to pursue a solar energy partnership to power Levy Mwanawasa Stadium and National Heroes Stadium in Lusaka. Today's edition is presented in English (United

Following President Trump’s ‘pause’ announcement yesterday, US And Asian equity indices experienced a relief rally of historic proportions. The punitive tariffs imposed on dozens of countries have now been swapped for a universal 10% rate, but only for 90 days. It remains to be seen whether this rally can be sustained or if it is merely a dead-cat bounce: US futures are pointing to a lower open this afternoon. Gold and oil have not been immune to some puzzling price moves in the past few

Nếu mỗi vùng đất đều có một “giọng” riêng qua ẩm thực, thì Hải Phòng cất tiếng bằng giọng thẳng thắn, rõ ràng, không chút quanh co. Đó là sự hòa quyện của vị mặn mòi từ biển, cay nồng của tương ớt, cái béo thơm của pate, và dai mềm của bánh đa đỏ... Tất cả tạo nên một thanh âm đầy cá tính, chẳng thể lẫn vào đâu được.

This is episode 464 of the Zed News Podcast. Today's edition is presented in English (United States) and consists of 15 articles from 2 sources. The size of the audio file is 13.94 MB. Running time is 15 minutes, 11 seconds. Check out the episode notes for more information, including links to the news sources.

Over the last 100 years, the world has lost about 90% of the wild cheetah population, but for about 35 years, the fastest big cat on the planet has been making a comeback, thanks to the Cheetah Conservation Fund started by University of Nebraska Adjunct Professor Laurie Marker. Marker recently visited Lincoln, and Nebraska Public Media’s Dale Johnson sat down with her and asked what goes into successfully raising cheetahs.

Les notícies de Palafrugell del dimarts, 9 de setembre amb Ferran Castelló.

Text The Gabber Newspaper! This week on WGAB The GabCast, hear Sam Henderson's wildest Gulfport story, meet Dara Worthington, CEO of Friends of Strays, and have customer Dara teach you how to add a cat to your family.

L’Informatiu del dilluns, 8 de setembre amb Rafel Corbí Ferran Castelló i els serveis informatius de la nostra emissora.

There are rules... and then there are unwritten rules—you know, the ones that people seem to break without realizing! 🚫🚶‍♂️ This week on Wake Up Call with Scotch, Tank & Mandy, we’re diving into bathroom etiquette, the do’s and don’ts of public spaces, and whether it’s normal to walk your cat. 🐈‍⬛😆 Join us for laughs, real talk, and Fargo’s weirdest moments, only on Froggy 99.9! Don’t miss it—hit play and tell us: What unwritten rules

US equity has ended in positive territory three days in a row. We ask Kelvin Wong, Senior Market Analyst, OANDA if there are buying opportunities and if so, is Asia the hot spot and why.Image Credit: Shutterstock.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Marc, Kim, Ethan, and Carl battle it out in this week’s Real or Fake News quiz, tackling wild headlines—from Steve Irwin’s son modeling underwear to an app that forces you to touch grass before using your phone. Kim leads the charge with sharp instincts, while Ethan makes a comeback after falling behind. Carl throws curveballs like a Shawshank Redemption ballet and cats craving earwax.

In a media landscape shaped by the infinite scroll, where attention is a currency and every frame competes with cat videos and breaking news, TIME Magazine's D.W. Pine is in the thick of it. In a conversation with Mediaweek's Natasha Lee, the magazine's Creative Director explains how he's not just steering a legacy brand through the algorithmic tide, he’s helping redefine how we experience journalism.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cat Neville, VP of Communications for Explore St Louis, says the tax incentives for film and tv approved by the Missouri legislature are leading to more productions in the region. She says the local film office doesn't see a competition among regions of the state, but that 'a rising tide raises all boats.'

The Dead Internet Theory: "AI-generated material will eventually flood the internet so thoroughly, that nothing human can be found. " The ocean of music is filling with AI slop. Major artists flood the streams with tons of remixes, altered versions, and clips of the same song/album. New artists try to get attention by posting 100s of Tik-Tok videos of the same song hoping just one will go viral. With 'Oversaturation', 'Content-Oversuppy', and focus on old music instead of new music, does new music