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Studio AI: Empowering Creators with Smart Tools | Echos News ZA Studio AI: Empowering Creators with Smart Tools By VL Bandi – Echos News Editorial Team Published: June 20, 2026 Studio AI is redefining how creators produce and share content. With its suite of intuitive tools, anyone can generate professional visuals, videos, and text in minutes. This tutorial highlights how Studio AI works, why it matters, and how you can earn by sharing it with your audience. How to Turn Ideas Into Videos, Images, and Content Faster with Studio AI Artificial intelligence has transformed the way creators, marketers, entrepreneurs, and small businesses produce content. Tasks that once required multiple tools, expensive software subscriptions, and hours of work can now be completed in minutes. One platform that brings many of these capabilities together is Studio AI. Whether you're creating social media content, promotional videos, marketing...

Chidimma Adetshina Faces Deportation Again After Arrest in Cape Town

Chidimma Adetshina Faces Deportation After Cape Town Arrest Chidimma Adetshina Faces Deportation Again After Arrest in Cape Town By Echos News Editorial Team Published: June 29, 2026 Chidimma Adetshina, 25, was arrested on 9 June 2026 at her family home in Summer Greens, Cape Town, after immigration officials alleged she was residing in South Africa without valid documentation. She appeared in the Cape Town Regional Court the same day and was released on warning pending further hearings. Main Reporting The Department of Home Affairs (DHA) confirmed that Adetshina had been declared a prohibited person in December 2024 under the Immigration Act. Despite this, she allegedly re-entered South Africa through the Lebombo border post from Mozambique, presenting herself as a South African citizen. Court papers filed by immigration officer Adrian Jackson state that Adetshina and her minor son were living in Cape Town without lawful residency status. Jackson’s affida...

>Vodacom and MTN Push for OTT Payments in South Africa

Vodacom and MTN Push OTT Payments Vodacom and MTN Push for OTT Payments in South Africa By Echos News Editorial Team Published: June 29, 2026 Vodacom and MTN, backed by South Africa’s telecoms industry body ACT, are intensifying calls for Netflix, WhatsApp, and other OTT platforms to contribute financially to local network infrastructure. Main Reporting Vodacom and MTN, South Africa’s largest mobile operators, are pressing for global over-the-top (OTT) services such as Netflix, WhatsApp, and YouTube to pay towards the cost of maintaining and expanding local networks. The demand is being advanced through the Association of Communications and Technology (ACT), which represents Vodacom, MTN, Cell C, Liquid, Rain, and Telkom. The operators argue that OTT platforms generate massive traffic volumes while competing directly with regulated service providers, yet they do not share the same obligations or contribu...

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