A Grade 12 learner in Namibia’s Ohagwena Region has invented a sim-less mobile phone that allows users to make free calls and watch one TV channel.

Simon Petrus, a student at Abraham Iyambo Senior Secondary School, created the phone using spares from a phone and television set.

Complete with a light bulb, fan and charger socket, the handset functions off power supplied through a radiator and is able to make calls to anywhere through the use of radio frequencies.

The invention, which is made up of a radio system, is attached to a box and also allows the user to view one TV channel on it.
He is also able to watch NBC1 TV on his box.

No stranger to the world of creation, Petrus is reported to have won a gold medal at national level last year for his invention of a two-in-one machine that works as both a seed drier and cooler.

The shy learner has admitted to working on his invention for two years through money provided by his unemployed parents.

Petrus claims that he invented the phone in the hopes that it would be successful and be able to be carried further.

Watch video here:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eZBgwMbxBxE

Zlatan Ibrahimovic scores with bicycle kick on Manchester United debut as United beat Galatasaray 5-2



Zlatan Ibrahimovic believes Manchester United have "something big on the go" after scoring a bicycle-kick on his first Red Devils appearance.

Ibrahimovic, 34, met Antonio Valencia's cross with a typically athletic volley as United beat Galatasaray 5-2.

The Turkish side then bossed the remainder of the half and led thanks to goals from Sinan Gumus and Bruma.

But a much-changed United side turned the match around through Wayne Rooney (2), Marouane Fellaini and Juan Mata.

And Swedish striker Ibrahimovic believes the future is bright for the Red Devils, who continue to be linked with a £100m move for Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba.



"There is something big on the go, it's going to be very interesting this year," he said. "Let us say that if Pogba comes too, it's going to be very interesting.

He added: "I'm going to help the team as much as I can and do what I'm good at, creating chances and scoring goals."

Jose Mourinho used 22 players and will leave Gothenburg with as many questions as answers as he ponders his starting XI for next Sunday's Community Shield match which sees his FA Cup winners face champions Leicester at Wembley.

Ibrahimovic led the line in the first half, with Rooney behind him and Anthony Martial and Henrikh Mkhitaryan either side.



But half-time replacements Marcus Rashford, Ashley Young and Jesse Lingard looked far sharper and led to United's revival after a sleepy first 45 minutes.



Rooney equalised with a clean volley from another Valencia cross before
Rashford won a penalty with an individual run from near halfway, and captain Rooney converted.

Valencia then made another goal as Fellaini drifted a header into the corner and Mata - who was sold by Mourinho at Chelsea - collected Michael Carrick's clever ball to slide in.

World Cup winner Bastian Schweinsteiger - one of nine players reportedly told that they can leave the club this week - did not feature.
Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho:

"If the players were not in my plans I would not give them one single minute, I would not keep them in my squad.



"The squad is very competitive, the squad is very important for the season.
"We have 38 matches in the Premier League, we have the possibility of 15 matches in the Europa League, plus domestic cups, we are going to play 60 matches. So with 60 matches we cannot do it with 11 players.

"To be in the squad you have to understand that the squad is more important than the individual, the club is more important than all of us, and to be in the squad you have to be ready for this, to play, not to play, play a lot, play less, play 90 minutes, play one minute, not be selected, everything is part of a squad life."


Manchester United: De Gea, Valencia, Bailly, Blind, Shaw, Schneiderlin, Herrera, Mkhitaryan, Rooney, Martial, Ibrahimovic.
Subs : Johnstone, Romero, Darmian, Jones, Rojo, Fellaini, Carrick, Lingard, Mata, Young, Memphis, Rashford.

Match report: Chelsea 2 Real Madrid 3
SAT 30 JUL 2016
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A record official attendance for a Chelsea game watched an improved second-half display from the Blues but we could not recover from three Real Madrid goals before the interval.

The attendance in ‘the Big House’ in Ann Arbor, Michigan, the second largest stadium in the world, was 105,826, and they saw Eden Hazard calmly net twice having come in the second half.
The European champions’ goals had been scored by Marcelo who was on target twice and Mariano Diaz.

Antonio Conte made two changes from the starting line-up three days ago against Liverpool. One was enforced with Oscar replacing Cesc Fabregas who was serving a one-match suspension, and Pedro was given a place on the wing in place of Victor Moses .

The rain that had fallen hard in this corner of Michigan during the morning had thankfully abated by the time the game kicked off in the uncovered stadium at 3pm local time. It had, however, left the pitch wet. Not that it slowed the start by Chelsea, dressed in our new dark second kit against the white of Real.

After a spot of keep-ball from kick-off, a free-kick in prime Willian territory was delivered into the six-yard box but it got caught under the feet of John Terry .
Nemanja Matic on the follow up had his shot blocked by keeper Francisco Casilla. That was the best of the opening period for the Blues.

Matic, at the other end, drew a save from Asmir Begovic soon after when he over-powered his header back.

Oscar , playing in a deeper role than for much of his Chelsea career, had begun the game well and one especially forceful challenge on Mateo Kovacic drew gasps from the crowd.


Pedro ran out of space when attacking the goal at pace when released by
Bertrand Traore but then Real began to make it increasingly hard for Chelsea to play the ball out of our half.

Marcelo made the Spaniards’ period of territorial advantage tell in the 19 minute when the left-back cut inside Willian and let go a shot which beat Begovic with the aid of a deflection. Having gone 1-0 up, our opponents would be on top for the rest of the half.

Begovic was able to keep out a firm header from Raphael Varane but he was beaten low at the near post on 26 minutes by the earlier goalscorer, who won the ball, exchanged passes with Marco Asensio and burst between Gary Cahill and
Matic.

Soon after Marcelo’s second, Begovic saved a Carlos Casimiro free-kick, conceded at the expense of yellow card by Bertrand Traore , with Pedro and Cahill following him into the book before the break.

Chelsea continued to struggle with the overload down our right caused by Marcelo’s runs forward, and the Brazilian was involved again in the move that ended with Mariano hammering in Real Madrid’s third.


Changes at the break included the introduction of two of our Euro 2016 quarter-finalists, Thibaut Courtois and Michy Batshuayi. Nathaniel Chalobah and Juan Cuadrado also came on.

Cuadrado cleared the bar by not far with a free-kick early in the second half and Batshuayi did well to get a shot away that was saved low down. It was a much better spell for Conte’s men. Traore almost capitalised from a moment of misjudgement by Real keeper Casilla who had chased a ball out of the area, but a defender got back to block the youngster’s shot.

Then, after Real Madrid had made a raft of substitutions and Eden Hazard had come on for Pedro , there were shots wide at either end as the game continued as a much more even contest than the first half.

Victor Moses , only just on the pitch, was brought down by Zinedine Zidane’s son Enzo on the edge of the area and although Hazard cleared the bar with the free-kick, the Belgian was on target soon after when he beat substitute keeper Ruben Yanez to a Chalobah long pass and slotted it inside the near post.

It was 3-1 with 10 minutes to go and Cuadrado flashed a low ball across the face of goal as we went in search of more. Batshuayi caused problems and came closest to scoring with a shot deflected wide.

Hazard added his second in stoppage time and it was a near carbon copy of his first, with Batshuayi this time supplying the pass.


Next up is the final game of the US tour on Wednesday in Minneapolis against AC Milan.

Chelsea (4-2-4): Begovic ( Courtois h-t), Aina, Cahill, Terry (c), Azpilicueta; Oscar (Chalobah h-t), Matic; Willian (Cuadrado h-t), Traore (Moses 75), Loftus-Cheek (Batshuayi h-t), Pedro ( Hazard 65).
Scorer Hazard 80, 90+1
Booked Traore 28, Pedro 33, Cahill , 42.

Real Madrid (4-4-2): Casilla (Yanez 64); Carvajal (Danilo h-t), Varane (Lienhart 64), Nacho, Marcelo (c) (Tejero 64); Vazquez (Odegaard 64), Kovacic (Llorente 64), Casemiro (E Zidane 64), Asenio (Febas 64); Mariano, Morata (S Diaz 64).
Scorers Marcelo 19, 26, Mariano 37.
Booked Casemiro 57, E Zidane 78.

Referee Younes Marrakchi
Attendance 105,826 (A record attendance for a Chelsea game watched).

Comedian Bright Okpocha popularly known as Basketmouth bumped into Africa’s richest man and president of Dangote group -Aliko Dangote at Lennox shopping mall where the Nigerian comedian went to buy jeans for himself.

He saw Mr Dangote when he was picking jeans for himself,but didn't really know the actual mission of the Africa's richest man in the mall.
He took a picture with him, and uploaded it on his social network account.

 Below is what he posted on social media after they met at Lennox mall.

Back in the days,If your room as a bachelor was like this,definitely,you would be considered a boss, infact, the biggest guy in the community!!!

Things are changing day by day.Civilization has changed many things and still changing things.

Obviously,there are things you won't want to turn back the hands of their time if considered things that civilization has changed especially in this 20th century.

In the other hand,when you remember the freedom in the old time, how peace rained, many things that made the 90s' moments to be fun and far better than 20th century,the song in your mouth would definitely be "if I could turn back the hands of time".