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22/07/2025

Weather ili dedede, but iwe uli menso pyu... Upita mumulilo bwanji bululu?
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22/07/2025

🧠 Tough question tonight on ...

ARE WE FAILING AS PARENTS TODAY?

Once upon a time, our parents raised us with respect, routine, and strong values — even when they didn’t have much.

👉 What went wrong with our generation of parenting?
👉 Has poverty made us too distracted to discipline?
👉 Or are we just raising our kids with the wrong tools?

Drop your thoughts below 👇

Or send a Voice Note to 955500052

22/07/2025

ERB approves over K4.8 Billion in Energy investments

22/07/2025

CSOs demand withdrawal of controversial Lands Bill

22/07/2025

Security firms alarmed by Ruby Filling Station murder

Shamoba writes… Note: These are my personal observations as an IT expert and are not politically motivated. This analysi...
22/07/2025

Shamoba writes…

Note: These are my personal observations as an IT expert and are not politically motivated. This analysis focuses on the audio file titled “Chabinga voice audio analysis” by Shamoba .

The audio is approximately 17 minutes and 48 seconds long, featuring:

- Stereo channels (2)

- 44.1 kHz sample rate

- 16-bit depth

I extracted the first 60 seconds of the recording to conduct a detailed examination. My initial checks aimed to identify signs of AI-generated speech by looking for:

- Unnatural pitch or intonation patterns

- Absence of breathing or emotional variation

- Spectral anomalies such as glitches or artifacts

Using spectrogram and waveform analysis, here are my findings on the first 10 seconds (see attached image):

Waveform: The signal shows natural variation in amplitude, consistent with human speech.
Spectrogram: The frequency bands appear rich and continuous, which typically indicates natural articulation. AI-generated voices often exhibit uniform or overly smooth frequency transitions, but this was not evident here.

Next Steps:

I proceeded to transcribe the audio to further analyze speech patterns, focusing on signs like robotic cadence or lack of breathing. Additionally, I conducted a voice similarity test comparing this audio to common AI-generated voices, both manually and using machine learning tools. The audio maintained 64-bit quality with stereo echo effects.

Conclusion:

Audio 1 appears to be a recording from a conference meeting where Mr. Chabinga discussed security systems and personnel.

Audio 2 involves a conversation between a woman and Mr. Chabinga. It seems that due to security and trust concerns, the conversation was recorded secretly after a second call initiated by Chabinga using a different phone. The recording was then shared with a trusted individual familiar with the dynamics between government and opposition, leading to the audio leak.

Was the Audio AI generated, 👆👆the Answer is above 👆👆 In short clean the house........

Is this even normal? 😳😳😳 Can you relate?
22/07/2025

Is this even normal? 😳😳😳 Can you relate?

🎯NEWS: Nigeria beat holders South Africa to reach Wafcon finalNigeria scored a dramatic stoppage time winner to beat def...
22/07/2025

🎯NEWS: Nigeria beat holders South Africa to reach Wafcon final

Nigeria scored a dramatic stoppage time winner to beat defending champions South Africa 2-1 and book their place in Saturday's final of the 2024 Women's Africa Cup of Nations (Wafcon).

🎯NEWS: DR Congo rescuers dig with bare hands for trapped minersPeople in a gold-mining area in the east of the Democrati...
22/07/2025

🎯NEWS: DR Congo rescuers dig with bare hands for trapped miners

People in a gold-mining area in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo have been using their bare hands and basic tools to free miners trapped underground.

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22/07/2025

When you need to pass time, what do you do?

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22/07/2025

There is currently a global shortage of pilots, which means demand for them is high
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Pelekani bana kuma skulu yaupailoti.

22/07/2025

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Q-FM is a commercial English-medium entertainment, music and information radio station targeted to an informed audience in the 15-45 age groups. The station transmits 24-hours. The station identifies with its modern listeners by way of a target-oriented music mix. As market leaders in the entertainment arena, Q-FM sets the pace and trend for today's audience in Zambian radio. Apart from the music targeting, the station’s programming is predominantly personality driven, with the country's top presenters on-air.