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Chinese mobile company Infinix is offering a trip to Shanghai China to the factory where the mobile handsets are manufactured for the winner of a competition dubbed  “Stay True Shooting Awards”. The competition specifically for its flagship Zero 5 and Zero 5 Pro users hopes to encourage  Infinix Zero 5 users to take photos with their new phones and share them on the  competition’s portal . Other prizes will include the phone  an Infinix Zero 5 or Infinix Quiet X Bluetooth headphones with active noise cancellation. To rules of the competition are as follows: Entries are open worldwide to photographers using an Infinix Zero 5 or Infinix Zero 5 Pro. Photos submitted should not have been used in previous competitions. Posts on personal accounts (Facebook, Instagram etc.) are eligible. The photos should not be altered in any way using image processing program such as Photoshop, however, it is ok to use XOS apps. Infinix Zero 5 add-on lenses can be used but note that Infinix m

Days after its official launch, Infinix Zero 5 pro flagship is seemingly the must have smartphone in the market. Launched on November 14th, the  Zero 5 Pro is a complete upgrade compared to the Zero 4 and Zero 4 Plus with special features like  an Octa Core Helio P25 processor from Mediatek giving it a fluid performance. Display With a 5.98-inch touchscreen display with a resolution of 1080 pixels by 1920 pixels, a 12-megapixel primary camera on the rear and a 16-megapixel front shooter for selfies making it the company’s flagship going into 2018 and is a camera-centric device just like all the devices under the ‘Zero’ family. This is achieved given its dual setup of 12 MP wide-angle lens and 13 MP telephoto lens is a snappy shooter with lots of modes to tinker around with just to let get a good shot. Space The device has 6GB of RAM with 128GB of internal storage that can be expanded up to 128GB via a microSD card as well as having a rear fingerprint scanner and protecti

The Just concluded Jubilee and Nasa-affiliate party primaries are a lesson for many. Fallout , heartbreaks, pain, tears and to some happiness was the order of the day.  Many people had their hopes and dreams tarnished by the nomination exercises which have led almost 2000 aspirants seek solace with the people by going independent. However the determining factor will be the voter come August 8 when we have the General election. That said, a few factors may work in the favour of aspirants who decide to follow their own paths and ignore the parties which they say have failed them. What key factors could tilt this election? People making long queues. Photo/COURTESY 1. The last blow of an angry voter. There is general disquiet among the electorate that the just concluded primaries were not free and fair. A significant chunk of them are dissatisfied with the choice of candidates, defeating the purpose of running a primary. There is also a sense that power has slipped out o