If these are like most ribbons, the black clip rotates and locks in. Both sides of the connector appear to be broken as well as a section of the center pins. You would need to replace the entire connector assembly IMHO. With no experience at such things would be quite a feat on your own. The connector would need to be de-soldered then re-soldered, pin by pin. You take a risk of lifting the trace pads with too much heat, and conversely a poor connection with not enough. It takes a very steady hand, a fine tip temperature controllable iron, and good luck to accomplish that. It can be done, but it is not easy, even if you can find the connector.I lost the black clip that holds the cable down and damaged the white thingy that I can barely see.
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