Having a fighting spirit is about having the courage, determination and willingness to fight until you achieve your goal. Life on earth is not a Confort Zone. Its a battle Zone and sooner or later, you come to realize that there is nothing worth having in life that does not come without a struggle. So If you want a good life, you have to fight for it. Great education, good health, abundant finances, a good job, a great business and good relationships including marriage dont just happen. You have to fight to acquire them and then you have to fight to sustain their success. You can't ignore the price and still get the prize. You can't be champion without a fight. Success without suffering and sweet without sweat is not possible. So if you feel shattered, depressed and at your wit's end. Please remember this: "... Its not what happens to us in life, but what we do about what happens to us." ~ George Allen

A fighting spirit keeps you going when strength has left you. A fighting spirit is not physical strength and vigour. A fighting spirit is that inner tenacity seen when you keep working at things until they work. So is your health failing? Pray to God and get your health back on track. Refuse to die prematurely! Do you need finances or a job? Go get that job. Get that money. You may have lost a partner in a divorce but know that you can fall in love again! 

Confirming the incident on Friday, Police said the 34 year constable had an argument with her husband, also 34, before she fatally shot him 9 times with a service pistol at Kloppenheim in Onverwacht on Thursday. October 8.

After killing her husband, she left Mokopane to an area called Ga-Mokaba and burnt the house that belonged to them.

She later called police to inform them about the shooting incident and promised to hand herself over, however she drove to an area called Nellmapius Section in Mamelodi East, Pretoria.

Upon arrival she shot her 17 year old daughter, seriously wounding her before turning the gun to her head.

Cases of murder at Lephalale SAPS, arson at Mahwelereng SAPS, attempted murder and inquest at Mamelodi East have been opened.

The Independent Police Investigative Directorate (IPID) has opened is investigating the case.

Kar-Go uses autonomous (driverless) vehicle technology. Inside the vehicle there is a package swapping mechanism. It is actually a logistics system on wheels. As it drives, it delivers packages autonomously around such that when it gets to your house, you only get your delivery.

The great thing about Kar-Go is that your package does not necessarily have to be delivered to your house, if for any reason you have to leave your house. Thanks to an app, you can see on a screen where the Kar-Go that has your package is.

You can then reschedule the delivery time to make sure you get your delivery when you get back home or even to another location. You can also choose another delivery day. Recipients will then use the app to open the hatch to release their specific package.

This what makes Kar-Go the first roadworthy, autonomous, electric ‘last mile’ delivery vehicle to be launched in Europe. The car’s artificial intelligence was also tested using Zimbabwean road. It can cover about 200 km at about 100 km/h before being recharged.

Source: https://www.thatcelebrity.com/meet-african-born-inventor-of-driverless-car-rocking-europe-photos/

JOHANNESBURG – A group of South Africans calling themselves Only One SA wants Nigerians and Zimbabweans out of the country.

The group is expected to march on those country’s embassies in Pretoria.

Put South Africans first. That’s what a group calling themselves Only One SA is demanding. They’re expected to march to the Nigerian and Zimbabwean embassies this morning. Khayelihle Khumalo is following this story. #eNCA Courtesy #DStv403

South Africa’s opposition party push for the criminalization of xenophobic online campaigns made inflammatory accusations on social media, using the hashtags ‘Nigerians Must Go’ and ‘Zimbabwe Must Go’, including that foreign nationals are guilty of human trafficking and ruining communities with drugs. 

But the organisers of the march insist they are not being xenophobic.

They say the aim is to push for South Africans to be prioritized on home soil.

Source: https://www.thatcelebrity.com/nigerians-in-south-africa-in-deep-trouble-again-as-south-african-youth-group-fires-warning-video/

Loosing your chats is one of the worst things that could happen. If you have faced this ever, you know getting back your chats is a difficult task. But it's not 2010 anymore and WhatsApp has now put on a new procedure to get back your chats. There are different methods, but here are the important ones.

Restore from a Google Drive backup

In order to successfully restore a Google Drive backup, you need to use the same phone number and Google account used to create the backup.

Uninstall and reinstall WhatsApp.

Open WhatsApp and verify your number.

When prompted, tap RESTORE to restore your chats and media from Google Drive.

After the restoration process is complete, tap NEXT. Your chats will be displayed once initialization is complete.

WhatsApp will begin restoring your media files after your chats are restored.

If you install WhatsApp without any prior backups from Google Drive, WhatsApp will automatically restore from your local backup file.

Restore from a local backup

If you want to use a local backup, you'll need to transfer the files to the new phone using a computer, file explorer or SD Card.

A few important points to know:

Your phone will store up to the last seven days worth of local backup files.

Local backups will be automatically created every day at 2:00 AM and saved as a file in your phone.

If your data isn't stored in the /sdcard/WhatsApp/ folder, you might see "internal storage" or "main storage" folders.

Restore a less recent local backup

If you want to restore a local backup that isn't the most recent one, you'll need to do the following:

Download a file manager app.

In the file manager app, navigate to sdcard/WhatsApp/Databases. If your data isn't stored on the SD card, you might see "internal storage" or "main storage" instead of sdcard.

Rename the backup file you want to restore from msgstore-YYYY-MM-DD.1.db.crypt12 to msgstore.db.crypt12. It's possible that an earlier backup might be on an earlier protocol, such as crypt9 or crypt10. Don't change the number of the crypt extension.

Uninstall and reinstall WhatsApp.

Tap RESTORE when prompted.

I have been privileged to have traveled to the USA, twice, to specifically to represent Africa to discuss these two programmes being unleashed on Africa.

Is our problem sex or poverty?

I think the focus should be implementing comprehensive entrepreneurship education than aggressively funding Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE).

We will benefit more from vocational, money, business and trade training than Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE).

CSE was designed to make the next generation “less homophobic”, accept sex as a matter of right and exclude parents from sex education of their own children and adolescent to promote “Its my body, its my right”!.

More and more countries are calling for the discardment of CSE and for the adoption of a sex education that is friendly, approved by parents, the Church and stakeholders.

CSE is like those IMF Structural Adjustment Programmes (SAP) now held in shame!

No matter how much you “localise” the content, no matter how you make it “cultural sensitive”, at the heart of CSE is a determined goal to achieve, sexualise children, make them less “homophobic”, and let them know that sex is a right with whoever they wish to have it with.

No matter how determined our experts were, SAP achieved its goals: de-industrialised our economy, liquidated our state-owned enterprises and shifted us to an import-oriented and dependent economy.

So is CSE! CSE was designed for a purpose and will receive huge funding from the cooperating partners and sponsors to achieve the purpose it was created for.

CSE has a twin partner that is also co-heavily funded, the Sexual Reproductive Health and Rights (SHR&H) which promotes adolescent sexual rights, sexual orientation, and abortions.

The solution to child marriages, teen pregnancies, sexual abuse and unwanted pregnancies may not lie in CSE and SRH&R.

Our traditions have rich sex education that can be adapted, modernised and adopted without eroding our culture, without insulting our religion, and without polarizing the parents and withoutadopting CSE programmes.

Why don’t we invest in our indigenous and tested knowledge?

This is not an experts’ issue, it is a parents’ issue.

Africa has been raped, defiled, enslaved and bankrupted but, has stood the test of time and foreign pressure and invasions because of its culture and traditions.

The two programs are designed to dismantle that!

Imagine if the $300million earmarked for Zambia for CSE was spent on entrepreneurship training and support!

We can unleash an economic beast in our young people!

The main symptom of infertility is not getting pregnant. There may be no other obvious symptoms. Sometimes, a woman with infertility may have irregular or absent menstrual periods. In some cases, a man with infertility may have some signs of hormonal problems, such as changes in hair growth or sexual function.

Most couples will eventually conceive, with or without treatment.

When to see a doctor

You probably don't need to see a doctor about infertility unless you have been trying regularly to get pregnant for at least one year. Women should talk with a doctor earlier, however, if they:

Are age 35 or older and have been trying to conceive for six months or longer

Are over age 40

Have irregular or absent periods

Have very painful periods

Have known fertility problems

Have been diagnosed with endometriosis or pelvic inflammatory disease

Have had multiple miscarriages

Have undergone treatment for cancer

Men should talk to a doctor if they have:

A low sperm count or other problems with sperm

A history of testicular, prostate or sexual problems

Undergone treatment for cancer

Small testicles or swelling in the scrotum

Others in your family with infertility problems.