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Zimbabweans migrate to South Africa for a variety of reasons, including seeking better economic and educational opportunities, seeking better health care, fleeing political or religious persecution, or escaping poverty and lack of food security. Many people from Zimbabwe also migrate to South Africa for safety, family reunification, and social unity.

1. Open Outlook and sign in to your email account. 2. Go to the folder containing the message you want to retrieve, such as the “Inbox” or “Sent” folder. 3. Click on the message you want to retrieve to open it. 4. If necessary, use the search bar to look for specific messages. 5. Select the message by checking the box next to the message. 6. Right-click on the message and select “Move To” or “Copy To” in the drop-down menu. 7. Choose the destination folder where you would like to save or store the retrieved message. 8. Click “OK” or “Copy” to complete the process.

1. Make sure iCloud Drive is enabled: Open System Preferences -> iCloud -> iCloud Drive. Make sure iCloud Drive is checked and select ‘Optimize Mac Storage’. 2. Update your macOS: Open System Preferences -> Software Update. Click ‘Update Now’ and follow the instructions to update your macOS. 3. Check your internet connection: Make sure your Wi-Fi or Ethernet is connected and check if your Mac can connect to the internet. 4. Force Quit Messages: Right-click the Messages app in the Dock and choose ‘Force Quit’. Then open the Messages app again and log in with your Apple ID. 5. Delete iMessage Data from the Mac library: Go to Finder -> Go -> Go to Folder -> enter ~/Library/Messages -> drag all iMessage folders (including attachments & databases) to Trash -> Empty Trash. 6. Sign out and sign back in to iMessage in System Preferences: Open System Preferences -> Internet Accounts -> select your Apple ID -> Select Messages -> hit Sign Out. Then hit the Plus button and Sign In again. 7. Reboot your Mac and check if the issue is fixed.