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Wish u all nice friday

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Always remember to choose happiness
hunt it down and beat it into submission
Happiness is a must
Happiness is a choice
I love you all,
Have a good friday
 
 



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CULTURAL DECAY: 8YEAR OLD BOY MARRIES A 61YEAR OLD WOMAN IN ZIMBABWE

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The bride was 61 years old and the groom was an eight-year-old boy! Both families were present at the wedding of Sanele Masilela and Helen Shabangu (61) and the bride's husband and her five children were also at the wedding in extension six, Mamelodi East, Tshwane.

The boy's aunt, Patience Masilela (46), explained why the wedding took place.

She said: "The boy was named after his late grandfather who never had a white wedding, so the ancestors told the boy to get married and he chose Helen to be his bride. The family took his desire to get married very seriously. They paid R7 000 lobola for the bride in March last year and spent R15 000 on the wedding because they believed it was what the ancestors wanted."

The bride said: "I'm married and have five kids of my own, but I know that this is what the ancestors wanted – and now they are happy. It is a ritual. We are just playing now, but it is a sign that he will get married one day."

The young groom said: "I told my mother that I wanted to get married because I really did want to. I chose her because I love her and I'm happy that I married her – but I will go to school and study hard. When I'm older I will marry a lady my own age."

The bride's long-time husband, Alfred Shabangu (65), said that he never had a problem with her marrying the boy because he too knew that it was what the ancestors wanted. My kids and I are happy. We don't have any problems with it," he said.


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Indonesian Nanny beating 4 month old baby!

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Wanawake na Wanaume  muwe wangalifu na makini sana na wafanyakazi ambao mnawaachia watoto zenu  inaonyesha vitu kama hivi vipo sana na vinafanyika sana.



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traits that I believe make a successful entrepreneur.

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if you're a woman (or indeed a man) who wants to start your own business, read the following top 10 traits that I believe make a successful entrepreneur.

Self-belief
Look at any successful businesswoman and you will discover how much they truly believe in themselves. Self-belief is probably the single most important trait possessed by any successful entrepreneur. If you don't believe you can succeed, then you won't get very far.

In the words of Mary Kay Ash who founded Mary Kay Cosmetics: "If you think you can, you can. And if you think you can't, you're right." This was a woman who continued to build her business, just a month after her husband's death.

Ambition
Facebook's chief operating officer Sheryl Sandberg recently challenged women to have the courage to be as ambitious as men. While this makes me cringe because all the women I've ever known are ambitious, it's definitely a trait that both successful men and women possess.

You have to really want something if you're going to succeed. And you should never settle for second best. Always strive to push forward. Always aim for the top. What's stopping you?

Confidence
Confidence is essential if you want to win clients and build a profitable business. Confidence will win people's respect, earn their trust and gain you a solid reputation.

When walking into any room, hold your head up high and stand tall. When greeting people for the first time, smile, shake their hand, hold eye contact – be confident. And if you're having an 'off day' repeat positive affirmations in your head. Take inspiration from female aviator Beryl Markham: "Success breeds confidence."

Passion
Successful female entrepreneurs are always passionate about what they do because they tend to create businesses around the things they enjoy.

Oprah Winfrey suffered a difficult childhood, then built a career around her passion to help others. Anita Roddick was passionate about environmental and social activism and her company, The Body Shop, was the first to prohibit the use of products tested on animals.

Find your own passion, believe in it and turn it into something you can really be proud of. As Anita Roddick once said: "To succeed you have to believe in something with such a passion that it becomes a reality."

Humility and a willingness to learn
You cannot rest on your laurels when you run your own business. The creative industries are always changing, so you will constantly need to keep up and innovate. Successful female entrepreneurs know this and will work hard to learn and improve all the time. They'll read books, go to workshops and be willing to learn from others.

Successful businesswomen will always be humble. They'll never be afraid to admit they don't know everything and will always strive to boost their skills.

Sense of purpose
There is no point in starting a business unless you possess a strong sense of purpose. You have to believe that you are destined for great (and good) things.

Just look at women like Coco Chanel or Oprah Winfrey – they believed they had a purpose in life. They wanted to make a difference, and they certainly did.

To be a successful female entrepreneur you have to believe in yourself and believe that what you are doing is making a difference. That strong sense of purpose will be reflected in your business, which will only stand the test of time.

Assertiveness
To be a successful businesswoman you have to be assertive, otherwise people will not respect you. Convey assertiveness by being fearless, speaking with authority and purpose. Adopt a confident manner, deal with any criticism rationally and be calm, cool and considered.

Hard work
Singer Marsha Evans once remarked: "You can have unbelievable intelligence, you can have connections, you can have opportunities fall out of the sky. But in the end, hard work is the true, enduring characteristic of successful people." Even Margaret Thatcher said: "I do not know anyone who has got to the top without hard work. That is the recipe."

Hard work is the secret to success. You have to be prepared to work long hours and sacrifice your spare time to build up a business.

Bravery
Whether you're a man or woman, it takes guts to run a business and deal with all the difficult challenges you will undoubtedly face.

You have to constantly push yourself out of your comfort zone to move forward, boost confidence and ultimately succeed. This means you have to take risks and accept that when things go wrong, you can always survive and turn things around. Be brave and you will never look back.

Persistence
Starting a business is one thing, keeping it going is another matter entirely. To be a successful businesswoman, you have to be persistent and never give up.

Granted, there will be days when you feel like sticking your head in the sand. But when you're feeling down, remember why you went solo in the first place. Remind yourself of all the things you've achieved. Stick at it because the next best triumph could be just around the corner
thanks to Katy Cowan


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WISE WORDS FROM MERCY JOHNSON

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Hot and sexy Nollywood actress Mercy Johnson has dropped some wise words and she sincerely nailed it She speaks about how you stay up late on the phone, even when you are extremely tired you still go on ahead to please that special someone in your life. In case you don't know, the beautiful star has featured in over 100 movies and she is a really good actress.

"Having someone to talk to every night is actually kind of nice. Staying up late talking about pointless things in life and laughing about the most random things. Struggling to stay up late but not letting them know how tired you are just to stay on the phone with them, until eventually one of you falls asleep. Just the feeling of having company and having someone to share your late night thoughts with. These conversations are the most unforgettable" Says Mercy.

She is clearly enjoying married life.


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Never, Ever Give Up. Arthur's Inspirational Transformation!

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Inspirational Story

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It’s just amazing story and inspirational

 

"Beauty isn't skin deep. Beauty is a smile that makes others feel warm inside. Don't strive to be "pretty". Learn that you're beautiful." ~Emily Grace



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RAY C AMSHUKURU RAIS KIKWETE KWA MSAADA ALIOMPA WA MATIBABU.


Tunamshukuru Rais wetu JAKAYA MRISHO KIKWETE kwa alichokifanya kwa msanii wetu Rehema Chalamila (Ray c) kwa kuweza mpatia msaada wa matibabu  kwa msanii wetu kipenzi Ray c.
''Kinachotakiwa Ray c kama msanii na unavyojua msanii ni kioo cha jamii uwe mfano kwa wale ambayo wanapitia mapito kama yako na uwahakikishe inawezekana kubadilika.
''Na jamii Ray c atarudi tena kwenye tasnia ya muziki najua atakubalika na tuendelee kumkubali na pia tuendele kumpa support katika pande zote''.
''Rais kama unavyoona wathirika wa madawa wakulevya wako wengi mpaka wasanii,na tunajua unatoa misaada mingi hasa kwa hawa waathirika lakini njia moja ya kutokomeza nikupambana na watu ambao wanasambaza haya madawa hatakama najua unapambana ,
Rais wetu endelea kuongeza nguvu kwenye suala hili maana wengi wamepona lakini baadae wangene wanaludi hukohuko naamini inawezekana kabisa kutokomeza wauzaji na wasambazaji wa madawa ya kulevya naomba uichukue kama changamoto ambayo inakukabili na pole sana na majukumu.'' 
Rais Dkt. Jakaya Mrisho Kikwete akiwa pamoja na Ray C watu kushoto,Mama yake mzazi Ray C Bibi Margareth Mtweve (kushoto) na kulia ni Sarah Mtweve Dada yake Ray C

ALL DE BEST OUR DIVA!!!!!!



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Adenike Ogunlesi founder, Ruff N' Tumble

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Inspired by this woman ADENIKE OGUNLESI



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